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There's also the flip side: when everyone can say something, they do, and we get a ton of cat pictures and other... less intellectually stimulating material. O
by pnathan 15y ago
There's also the flip side: when everyone can say something, they do, and we get a ton of cat pictures and other... less intellectually stimulating material. Or more pungently: Opinions are like ----, everyone's got one, and they don't always smell good.
There's some level of value in having some barrier to competition, it discourages the apathetic and very casual participant and encourages a higher signal:noise ratio in the discussion discussion.
Well, at least in my opinion. :)
- rhizome 15y agoWay back in the 90s, a friend observed, "the problem with asking everybody what they think of something is that they'll tell you."