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I usually do it because I want to pose a question and then give one viewpoint of answer to that question, while leaving the floor open to other viewpoints/opini
by londons_explore 3y ago
I usually do it because I want to pose a question and then give one viewpoint of answer to that question, while leaving the floor open to other viewpoints/opinions.
If done well, it leads to a better comment-reading experience. Not sure I did it well in this example though.
- npunt 3y agoI like the style, your comment created a clear train of thought and context
- pvg 3y agoIt ends up looking like sockpuppetry gone wrong and I think it kind of gives you an excuse to pose the opening question in a (however inadvertent) flameframy, scarecrowy way.
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