[StarGrit]

> You're allowed to complain of course.

Why then make it sound like I can't by deliberately misstating my position in a completely ridiculous manner to be as argumentative as possible?

> Just like people are allowed to write these stories and me and people who upvoted this allowed to do the opposite of complaining. whether you like it or not

I never said once they weren't allowed to. I said I found the writing style annoying.

> There's nothing wrong in being in minority but I guess because it is on frontpage it says something about preferences of majority.

It doesn't say anything about the preferences on the majority. A minority of people would have up-voted this as well. Many other people may have found it annoying that said nothing or simply ignored it. You don't know their numbers. So this is speculation.

[throwaway290]

how did I misstate your position? you say this style is annoying. I say the whole point of this article is style, being an interesting read not just rehashing facts. just like many good books. and I chose a well known book as an example for my point.

there was tons of news rehashing facts of what happened (phones banned yadda yadda), why not just read that instead if you want it

[StarGrit]

> how did I misstate your position?

Straw-man and now gas-lighting. Obviously I wouldn't have the same opinion about a classic novel (however flowery prose is a problem in a many novels) as I do about throwaway news "stories" written by a copy writer that wants to make use of their English degree. Pretending someone would (without any evidence to the contrary) is a disingenuous tactic to make people shut-up. I've had this done to me in person.

> there was tons of news rehashing facts of what happened (phones banned yadda yadda), why not just read that instead if you want it

If they hadn't have used the story like prose I may have read the rest of it! That is my and the OP's entire complaint.

I think we will leave it there.

[throwaway290]

> Straw-man and now gas-lighting.

Indeed.

> If they hadn't have used the story like prose I may have read the rest of it!

So you didn't read it? How far did you make it? I swear there is an underlined link to another article about the ban somewhere in first paragraph. If you follow that link, there's a handy sidebar appears with details about the ban. Yay technology)

> throwaway news "stories" written by a copy writer that wants to make use of their English degree

Personal attacks on people who can write? let's goo!