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I could relate to this article and I’m glad it was written. HN has a strange obsession with demanding “citations” when someone is writing an anecdotal experienc
by russelldjimmy 4y ago
I could relate to this article and I’m glad it was written. HN has a strange obsession with demanding “citations” when someone is writing an anecdotal experience. It’s as though anecdotes are immediately dismissed as “false” till they’re backed with “citations” which are “true”. It’s bizarre.
- tomrod 4y agoAs my comment was calling out the citations, allow me to clarify that if one is defining a new category of pathology, it would be wise to build on prior support. This is why citations get requested. I get the intent of the article, but still feel it dilutes the meaning of addiction by claiming good grades are addictive.