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Text-based communication, especially informal comment text, are obviously pretty terrible at accurately conveying tone and intent. I like to adhere to the “assu
by nativeit 2y ago
Text-based communication, especially informal comment text, are obviously pretty terrible at accurately conveying tone and intent. I like to adhere to the “assume good faith” maxim whenever possible, although that’s increasingly difficult in this polarized age of “Roman salutes.” Anyhow, I personally read their comment as something of a tongue-in-cheek chaotic neutral sort of curiosity.
- swores 2y ago> "I like to adhere to the “assume good faith” maxim whenever possible" That's generally my policy too, when I wrote the comment I felt confident that I wasn't missing a less mean-spirited interpretation that they may have meant instead, but it's possible my mood this evening clouded my judgement. If I was wrong, apologies to fsckboy