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You mean where it says, "Elon Musk is not a guy you like to bet against" ? It's a positive article on the company. It says the stock is high priced and there a
by RockyMcNuts 13y ago
You mean where it says, "Elon Musk is not a guy you like to bet against" ?
It's a positive article on the company. It says the stock is high priced and there are technical and business challenges if it's going to justify the price.
Musk and the fanboys don't take it very well if anyone falls short of unconditional adulation. To me this is a source of great amusement.
- abawany 13y agoYou got me wrong - I am no fanboy. I was merely pointing out that shouting the not-a-guy comment in all-caps before going on to say "...you like to bet against" is sensationalism. Edit: For example, you would probably find the following print slightly less amusing: "ROCKYMCNUTS LOVES MUSK fanboys' attempts to defend him" :).
- RockyMcNuts 13y agojust a typesetting convention, the way they capitalize the first clause in a section, wouldn't read anything into it at all, even though it can look silly. I'd be unamused if I wrote something and it was called sensational or the meaning was misconstrued due to the way it was typeset.
- abawany 13y agoThe point I was making is that the wording and capitalization could have been different to minimize the snark. I also think you were kind of hasty to label me a fanboy just because I expressed an opinion that you happen to disagree with. The world is not black and white - if I see snark in an article, that does not make me a fanboy.