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Good faith debating is when you actually try to honestly consider and understand the other side's point. Not when you make dismissive blanket (and factually inc
by wubrr 2y ago
Good faith debating is when you actually try to honestly consider and understand the other side's point. Not when you make dismissive blanket (and factually incorrect) statements while refusing to rationally engage with the counter-arguments.
Tone is generally completely independent of good faith.
Go heal that ego and try again.
- the_af 2y agoDismissive?
- seadan83 2y agoHate jumping in, though both of you... The uninviting tone discourages further discussion. I really appreciated where this convo was going until.. > Read the other comments in this thread to understand why. This could be restated in a non aggressive way. Eg: 'Other comments go into more details why' > If you actually worked in an environment Presumptive statements like this are unhelpful. We need to remember we do not know the context and experiences of others. Usually better to root discussion from ones own experience and not to presume the others perspective.
- wubrr 2y agoYou're right, thanks.