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From what you say it's obvious you didn't read the article or you didn't care to understand it. Others, why are you upvoting him?
by volida 18y ago
From what you say it's obvious you didn't read the article or you didn't care to understand it.
Others, why are you upvoting him?
- calambrac 18y agoWhat are you talking about? He keeps complaining that "Where are my friends?" won't make money, and ignores the questions "Where are my customers?" and "What can I spend money on near me?" What, exactly, am I misunderstanding? Generally, instead of complaining about how people are voting, it's more productive to say why you disagree. It's not like I just spit out a pointless troll, I addressed the substance of the article and said why I disagreed. If that rubs you the wrong way, or you think I missed something, say why or actually take the time to enunciate what I got wrong. Otherwise, please stfu.
- volida 18y agoI would say why if you had manners. I was obvious right on that too.
- calambrac 18y agoWe obviously have different ideas on what constitutes manners. Asserting that someone you disagree with didn't read the article and should be downvoted hardly counts as polite.
- volida 18y agoI didn't request you get downvoted. You should learn not to miunderstand.
- pg 18y agoMost people would interpret what you said that way, though you could claim it was grammatically a question. Now would you two please stop?
- volida 18y agoI didn't expect this to turn into a flamewar and I'd never attempt to engage into one. But, attacking authors of articles without good points, is what made me write the comment the first place. That's why I asked why others are agreeing? If I am missing something.