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I think that statement should only come after something that justifies it. The statement implies that the requester is acting in bad faith. If they are, fine,
by danpalmer 4y ago
I think that statement should only come after something that justifies it.
The statement implies that the requester is acting in bad faith. If they are, fine, but if they aren't it's somewhat bad faith to treat them as if they are, and in my experience it can really change the tone of a community when all initial interactions start out assuming bad faith.