> Appealing to an informal fallacy I didn't appeal to one, I pointed one out. And there's something wrong now with pointing out fallacies just because they are

> Appealing to an informal fallacy I didn't appeal to one, I pointed one out. And there's something wrong now with pointing out fallacies just because they are informal? Apparently you don't understand what "informal" means in logic. (Or there's bad faith--a good case can be made here.) > it's easy to see this comment having more than fallacy. And yet you failed to point out a single one. You say that I used post hoc ergo propter hoc incorrectly, which I disagree with, but even if I did, that isn't a fallacy, it would simply be an error of fact. But remarkably you find multiple unnamed fallacies (formal, or informal?) in my one sentence. I won't respond further.