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Why not? A TL;DR is a summation of the article. The title tells what the article's about. So just reading the title and the tl;dr would leave one with no act
by michaelcampbell 3y ago
Why not? A TL;DR is a summation of the article. The title tells what the article's about.
So just reading the title and the tl;dr would leave one with no actual idea of the antipattern. What if the article was about something for which the imperative voice was an accurate description?
- johnday 3y agoDescribing something in the imperative voice doesn't make sense. Why would you ever say "TL;DR perform this action" instead of "TL;DR performing this action", when trying to describe something that people should not do?