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by dang
3691 days ago
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> I talk that way as well, it's better than censwhoring your thoughts 24/7. That works in personal conversation far more than it does on a large, optionally anonymous internet forum. The HN guidelines are the way they are for good reason, and we all need to follow them when commenting here. We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11715730 and marked it off-topic. |
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For some reason that sounds wrong. The web should adapt to us, not the other way around. That is one of the big things wrong with the web and the world today.
It comes down to Paul Graham not being creative enough to implement a system that can organize human ideas without resorting to police-state tactics.
I get it, it's a seemingly intractable problem. Not insulting the keymaster, Paul Graham, just challenging the idea that we should all conform to some webmaster's view of how the web should work.
I am not going to let supreme douchebags like Zuckerberg and Larry the Page dictate how we should think or behave, thank you very much.
I will never follow an out-of-touch techie ruling from inside the silicon valley bubble. Would rather go to war.