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My exact phrase was "there's no telling", which is meant to indicate uncertainty. We don't know who or how this was exploited (if at all). But I agree with yo
by jnbiche 12y ago
My exact phrase was "there's no telling", which is meant to indicate uncertainty. We don't know who or how this was exploited (if at all).
But I agree with you that I shouldn't have written "probably lots of people". I have no basis for that assertion. I retract that sentence (but not the rest).
By the way, I didn't downvote you. In fact, I almost certainly would have even upvoted your comment if you hadn't made the edit complaining about the downvote (against HN guidelines) and accusing me of downvoting you (false accusation).
As a general rule, you should never assume that the person you're disagreeing with was the one who downvoted. Many of us on HN only downvote people who are making low-information comments (which your comment was not, indeed it made me reconsider an assertion) or comments made in bad faith (yours was not, as far as I know).