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> "so I'd recommend against using", because that's wrong. Someone's opinion is not "wrong". It may be misinformed, it may be different than yours, but you can'
by mynameisvlad 2y ago
> "so I'd recommend against using", because that's wrong.
Someone's opinion is not "wrong". It may be misinformed, it may be different than yours, but you can't just assign a "correctness" value to something subjective just because you disagree with it.
- keepamovin 2y agoNo, that's not it, but I get why you read it like that. By "wrong" I mean the lifting his personal test/opinion to the level of a general "recommendation", in effect discouraging others from exploring, and harming the creator. That is one wrong here. You get it?