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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 wa
by 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 agoIt'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.