This is going to be a bit off topic but it is incredible that someone asking a question of preference feels the need to fill 3 quartets of the text with how to be civilized in a discussion.
Is it the topic, is it experience or just something pc driven?
// , “It is not so important to be serious as it is to be serious about the important things. The monkey wears an expression of seriousness... but the monkey is serious because he itches."(No/No)
It's experience, unfortunately, both first-hand and second-hand based on the aforementioned article/comment. I wouldn't waste the time on the preamble otherwise, as you'll notice from every other discuss post I've done. ;)
What's incredible is that there are people who need the reminder!
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This is going to be a bit off topic but it is incredible that someone asking a question of preference feels the need to fill 3 quartets of the text with how to be civilized in a discussion.
Is it the topic, is it experience or just something pc driven?
I'd have thought the same. But no, it's not a PC thing, and not motivated by some desire to do language policing.
I mean, I can't read minds, but there's another possible motivation that's more obvious.
It's from direct, recent experience in a what devolved into a D-Day level flame war.
It's experience, unfortunately, both first-hand and second-hand based on the aforementioned article/comment. I wouldn't waste the time on the preamble otherwise, as you'll notice from every other discuss post I've done. ;)
What's incredible is that there are people who need the reminder!