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Dude this isn't reddit dont worry about the votes.

• Rochus 3y ago
  Since it's not Reddit but HN, it's all the stranger to dismiss a perfectly legitimate question. But times and mores seem to change much faster than I realize.
  • spuz 3y ago
    It's because your question was poorly phrased - it sounds like you are trying to dismiss the value of the submission for no apparent reason. If you genuinely want to know the answer to a question, don't start with your conclusion and append "isn't it?" to turn it into a question. Just say something like "I don't have time to read the article. Does the author provide any industry expertise to the incident beyond what was in the original report?".
    • Rochus 3y ago
      It's not poorly phrased. It's my conclusion after spending ten minutes with the text and I was interested whether others came to the same conclusion, which apparently is the case. It also turned out that the author is not even a specialist and has no affiliation with an involved organization. But apparently people prefer to read and discuss arbitrary opinions.