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I believe that a big problem is that there's very little consideration of accomplishment in anonymous online forums. I'd bet that that majority of immature conv
by sosodev 4y ago
I believe that a big problem is that there's very little consideration of accomplishment in anonymous online forums. I'd bet that that majority of immature conversation comes teens or young adults who have very little real world software experience.
I do think we're in a weird situation where people with less experience are likely to speak more. I would engage in these online discussions more when I was a teen/YA but I find myself doing it less and less. It's just not worth the effort to try and write something thoughtful when most people won't even bother to read the whole message before replying.
I'm much more interested in hearing the opinions of people who have actually touch most parts of substantially complex software that is delivering value but I don't think that desire is compatible with most social media.