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The links are being submitted and voted on by other members of the community. I’m not sure what gives you the impression you’re in a position of authority.
by xk_id 3y ago
The links are being submitted and voted on by other members of the community. I’m not sure what gives you the impression you’re in a position of authority.
- _Algernon_ 3y agoAsking a question is having the impression that one is in a position of authority now?
- the-dude 3y agoNo, but appealing to 'we' is. Not that 'we' in this case has much meaning, it actually could read 'you'.
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- johnfn 3y agoWhat other pronoun do you want OP to use? "Can I ban..." - well, obviously not. "Can you ban..." who is "you" in that case?
- the-dude 3y ago> "Can I ban..." - well, obviously not Of course he can. And he already does I assume, considering his other remarks in the comment. So including him in the 'we' does not really make sense ... if you consider it a question. Which it is not. > "Can you ban..." who is "you" in that case? That would be us dude, but not him as there is no reason to ask him, his position is clear. So he is telling us what to do, dressed up as a question.
- mr90210 3y agoExactly my thoughts. Seems like asking genuine questions is not acceptable anymore because some people can’t help but to resort to personal attacks. Unbelievable.
- the-dude 3y agoThis is not a genuine question. This reads like 'Darling, could you please put the garbage out?' is a question. It is not a question.
- mr90210 3y agoOh lord, the person asked a question, A QUESTION!!!! Geez, it is you who is the authoritarian for coming so hard at the person who asked a pertinent question. Geez.