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>mamonster presented the premise of a feminist translation. And there's where the breakdown occurred - mamonster didn't present a premise of a feminist transla

>mamonster presented the premise of a feminist translation. And there's where the breakdown occurred - mamonster didn't present a premise of a feminist translation, they explicitly called this a feminist translation in both comments.

mcpackieh 3y ago
You humored and addressed the premise when you asked "Why not?" I can (and did) also address that premise. Anyway, I think we both understand each other now. If the NYTimes decides to let me past their captcha, I'll read the translation later and might give you my thoughts on it. Otherwise this conversation has taken an unproductive turn; I'm not amused by your attempt to rug-pull me.
- jjulius 3y ago
  >You humored and addressed the premise when you asked "Why not?" No, I did not "humor and address [a] premise" because, again, that's not what OP did. In both comments, OP asserts that this is a feminist translation that should not be taken as a serious work. I asked OP, "Why not?" because I read the piece and disagreed with that assertion - I wanted to know, explicitly, if they were able to explain what about it they felt made it not "a serious work" and why "it shouldn't be taken as such". I wanted OP to defend their assertion made about this specific piece, and to elaborate on their perspective. Because of that, I would imagine that it'd be clear to most people how your initial comment could've been read as arguing that this translation seems absurd, even if that's not where you were coming from. If you think I'm wrong in reading OP's comments as an assertion rather than a premise, just look at how many other people responded in a way that suggests that they read it the same way I did. >Otherwise this conversation has taken an unproductive turn... Really? I genuinely thought that identifying where our disconnect occurred was productive. >I'm not amused by your attempt to rug-pull me. That's... not at all what I'm doing. All I've done was clarify our misunderstanding of one another, and your misunderstanding of OP's comments. It's OK to have accidentally misunderstood what someone was saying, there's no need to get personal here. I hope you have a nice weekend.

mcpackieh 3y ago

You humored and addressed the premise when you asked "Why not?" I can (and did) also address that premise. Anyway, I think we both understand each other now. If the NYTimes decides to let me past their captcha, I'll read the translation later and might give you my thoughts on it. Otherwise this conversation has taken an unproductive turn; I'm not amused by your attempt to rug-pull me.

jjulius 3y ago
>You humored and addressed the premise when you asked "Why not?" No, I did not "humor and address [a] premise" because, again, that's not what OP did. In both comments, OP asserts that this is a feminist translation that should not be taken as a serious work. I asked OP, "Why not?" because I read the piece and disagreed with that assertion - I wanted to know, explicitly, if they were able to explain what about it they felt made it not "a serious work" and why "it shouldn't be taken as such". I wanted OP to defend their assertion made about this specific piece, and to elaborate on their perspective. Because of that, I would imagine that it'd be clear to most people how your initial comment could've been read as arguing that this translation seems absurd, even if that's not where you were coming from. If you think I'm wrong in reading OP's comments as an assertion rather than a premise, just look at how many other people responded in a way that suggests that they read it the same way I did. >Otherwise this conversation has taken an unproductive turn... Really? I genuinely thought that identifying where our disconnect occurred was productive. >I'm not amused by your attempt to rug-pull me. That's... not at all what I'm doing. All I've done was clarify our misunderstanding of one another, and your misunderstanding of OP's comments. It's OK to have accidentally misunderstood what someone was saying, there's no need to get personal here. I hope you have a nice weekend.