| Interesting response. OK. > 1) by relating experiences and impressions, 2) and listening to those of others with an open mind 1) may not be correct (plus my own impression that SO isn't terrible doesn't count?) and 2) I've a perfectly open mind, that's why I asked the question. I asked for evidence. That's a reasonable request. > it can be very obnoxious to ... to keep things on track I've experienced some of that, in a minor form. That people are having trouble showing much evidence is what I keep coming back to. It may be that you're asking higher level questions than I am. > What I've just said is true... That's useless to me or to this argument. I want evidence. > few examples I have would link you to my SO account well, OK, I can sympathise with that - to an extent. > people might be reluctant to jump through the precise hoops you've laid out for them. Garbage. What 'precise hoops'? I asked that those hard done by post some personal evidence, which is easily found (if it exists). |
It does, but you didn't just contribute it to the discussion. You've been outright declaring your interlocutor's impressions to be wrong and making demands of them in a way that discourages me from wanting to listen to you.
>> people might be reluctant to jump through the precise hoops you've laid out for them.
> Garbage. What 'precise hoops'? I asked that those hard done by post some personal evidence, which is easily found (if it exists).
It's not garbage. You just outlined your hoops again. I'm not jumping through them--for reasons you can sympathize with, and I'm sure there are others like me.
And honestly, I just don't like your attitude, which is actually not a very helpful one. I can see why you're so defensive of SO and Wikipedia.