Apparently a lot of people disagree with you, given the number of Erlang articles. Not that it's a very good way to deal with the problem. Not that said "probl

Apparently a lot of people disagree with you, given the number of Erlang articles. Not that it's a very good way to deal with the problem. Not that said "problem" can be identified objectively, anyway. Not that flagging does enough anymore even if you did agree there was a problem, thanks to the fact that herd upvotes are now taken into account when determining how many flags are necessary.