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How is this relevant to a hacker news audience?
by illwrks 11mo ago
How is this relevant to a hacker news audience?
- gmac 11mo agoI didn't submit it, but I'm part of the audience, and I found it interesting. But you're free to downvote both the post and this comment.
- illwrks 11mo agoI wouldn't downvote it, I would appreciate context though! I'm open to other people's opinions and ideas, I don't like guesswork though. I share a nationality with the author but I've not read her books. I thought that perhaps there was some connection in the themes of her writing and it's relevance to HN - there is a little bit but I think it's mostly oppression that the OP wants to highlight.
- mhb 11mo agoIndeed. Join the conversation, my friend: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45676472 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45676472
- appreciatorBus 11mo agoI can envision an HN where sometimes a mainstream news item about Israel and Palestine another political issues are worthy of discussion. But in my experience of HN so far, a handful of accounts seem determined to turn HN into a “settler colonialism” struggle session, with Israel v Palestine as the ur issue, worthy of the front page every time either party so much as stubs their toe. When they don’t get it, they blame the mods or call their fellow readers “bots” for downvoting.