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> The race of Workman seems to bear no relation to the story itself, so why the callout? I didn't understand 'callout'. "a statement drawing critical attention
by braunboffel 4y ago
> The race of Workman seems to bear no relation to the story itself, so why the callout?
I didn't understand 'callout'. "a statement drawing critical attention to someone's unacceptable actions or behaviour."
You feel stating the race of the VP was a statement drawing critical attention to someone's unacceptable actions or behaviour?
- theodorejb 4y agocall out: 1. To specify, especially in detail. 2. To order into service; to summon into service. 3. To yell out; to vocalize audibly; announce.
- braunboffel 3y agoI noticed I got downvoted for trying to understand what someone was saying. Your answer helped a bit but I still don't really understand what OP was trying to say. In any case, it says a lot about communication on HN. I'd also like to know what people who downvoted were unhappy about my question.
- ovao 3y agoThe use of “callout” in this case is best summarized by the first definition. Said another way, I don’t understand why it’s worth specifying the race of Workman, since it seems to bear no relation to the story.