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As explained above, none of the guidelines actually addresses this type of comment. Also, it's obviously not just IMO, since as I mentioned other people have fl
by gnicholas 3y ago
As explained above, none of the guidelines actually addresses this type of comment. Also, it's obviously not just IMO, since as I mentioned other people have flagged the post, presumably after being educated by this comment.
- tptacek 3y agoIt's fine. If you care, pay attention to how things like this go in the future, and I think it'll rapidly become clear to you what the norms are. If you really care, do what obsessives do, and follow Dan's comments, which are an informal mod-log for the site. We don't have to keep talking about this.
- pvg 3y agonone of the guidelines actually addresses this type of comment They do. A significant chunk of the site guidelines boils down to 'no meta' and even address the specific kind of meta in the comments - meta about appropriateness of submissions and meta about the alleged misbehaviour of others. The fact that it's not just your opinion doesn't change the fact that the mods have said this kind of commentary does not, in fact, provide value to them which was your claim. But like tptacek says, just read/follow dang's comments, almost everything gets recycled through there on a regular basis.