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What 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 c
by calambrac 18y ago
What 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.