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Agreed, but a pet peeve is when you ask a question on StackOverflow, and get asked why you're doing it, the answer to which isn't need to respond to the post at
by kasajian 4y ago
Agreed, but a pet peeve is when you ask a question on StackOverflow, and get asked why you're doing it, the answer to which isn't need to respond to the post at all. But they want to know. Fine. Fair enough. So you tell them, and then they proceed to tell you that that's not what you should do, and instead should do something else.
So now you have multiple comments in your post that has nothing to do with anything. It's just noise and a waste of time.
Also, maybe I have a very good reason for why I want to do something and I'm not really willing to tell the world because proprietary in nature.
People are just overly nosey, or as usual, they understand that your domain is their domain, so we have have the same problems :)
- bmn__ 4y agoThe motivations you ascribe to the SO respondents and the description of the nature of comments are not congruent with reality. If you cannot fathom where you went wrong in your assumptions, then I have a small psychological experiment for you: try being a respondent for some time instead of only a supplicant.