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What does it have to do with the substance of the comment?

• Chris2048 1y ago
  It provides context. The post was a bare claim without context or evidence, But a poster without any history. I'd say if you post an accusative claim on a controversial topic as your first post with a new account, it should probably include far more information.
  • regnull 1y ago
    I agree that the context is important. However, there is still a problem here: - The user name already shows in green, which means a new account. Thus, your comment does not give any additional context. - If your goal is to provide context, I'm sure you do not fail to provide it when an account with a long history and a tons of karma makes a comment that goes contrary to what you want to believe, right?
    • Chris2048 1y ago
      I didn't know that. The shade is so slight I couldn't tell. > I'm sure you do not fail to provide it when an account with a long history and a tons of karma makes a comment that goes contrary to what you want to believe Why would that be necessary? They wouldn't be "throwaway" in that case.