Come on Drew, you know better than to do this here, regardless of how wrong someone is. If senior users set this kind of example how can we tell new ones not to?
> Come on Drew, you know better than to do this here, regardless of how wrong someone is.
But I wasn't wrong. I was right. But you wouldn't know that because your a gender studies major and not a CS major.
> If senior users set this kind of example how can we tell new ones not to?
And yet no flagging and no ban. How hypocritical of you. The guy instigated it and yet you banned the victim rather than the victimizer. Also senior? I've been using hacker news since the very beginning. Long before trash like you arrived daniel.
"Regardless of how wrong someone is" does not imply that anyone was wrong. It just says that even if they're wrong, other users must remain civil. That's why we use that wording.
Come on Drew, you know better than to do this here, regardless of how wrong someone is. If senior users set this kind of example how can we tell new ones not to?
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html