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I dislike the way you communicate. It's wrong. I don't care if a majority of people agree with you. That doesn't matter. Can't see why anyone would be annoyed.
by nitwit005 3y ago
I dislike the way you communicate. It's wrong. I don't care if a majority of people agree with you. That doesn't matter.
Can't see why anyone would be annoyed.
- dataflow 3y agoWhy take this personally? This is not a personal battle. It's isn't about disliking the way a person communicates, nor about it being right or wrong. It's about the way Wikipedia articles communicate, namely, in a way that hopefully minimizes friction for their readers (whom it's there for - it's not there for the editors), without compromising on accuracy. I would think editors really ought to be able to distinguish "I like this word more" and "I think this word is best for readers".
- nitwit005 3y agoYou asked why there is resistance. I summarized a portion of their argument, in blunt terms, as that makes it clear why some people might be upset.