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> It certainly comes across that way, from the tone of your comments. There's no ill intent in my comments, you might be choosing to read them as hostile. I'm
by scrollaway 4y ago
> It certainly comes across that way, from the tone of your comments.
There's no ill intent in my comments, you might be choosing to read them as hostile. I'm just giving you some perspective and examples of real life experience. Also you wanted to understand the downvotes, which is also why I chose to reply.
- kory 4y ago> I'm just giving you some perspective and examples of real life experience Frankly, this comes across as a little bit condescending. Another example, a phrase like this from your first response: > And honestly, most of y’all don’t know any better Who are "y'all"? Why don't we know any better? This comes across as hostile, like you're coming at this from the perspective of "I'm definitely right and this guy is full of it." I don't believe that's true, but that's how it read to me. Perhaps it's just the challenge of no discernible tone in text. > Also you wanted to understand the downvotes, which is also why I chose to reply I still don't quite understand. Downvote != agree, and my comment wasn't rude or disrespectful. It's just not the majority opinion here.
- BuyMyBitcoins 4y ago>” There's no ill intent in my comments, you might be choosing to read them as hostile.” I’m not the person you’re arguing with and I sensed hostility. At the very least contentiousness.
- scrollaway 4y agoThen that wasn’t my intention, I apologise. English is not my native language, I still sometimes have trouble communicating tone.