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I’ll not take the time to submit tech news to people that bury that news because they read something into a headline I didn’t create. I don’t need a breath. I need to stay away from such people. We’ll both be better off.
I don’t know what you’re missing here - the headline, which you didn’t create, is misleading. People don’t like misleading headlines because it’s giving the wrong impression of a successful mission.
You are taking this personally.
Yes, you do need to take a breath. Enjoy your day.
You posted an article you didn’t write, people reacted to the article (mainly its title), you took people’s reactions as a personal attack while simultaneously claiming no responsibility for what people are actually reacting to.
Grow the fuck up.
This ‘beating’ you’re refering to; ie the continued downvotes, is because you continue to act like a god damn child.
To answer your question directly:
Yes, complaining about people reacting to someone else’s content you’ve posted as if they are personally attacking you is incredibly immature.
So is continuing to tantrum about it once your poor behaviour has been explained to you repeatedly.
It would be beneficial for all here if you could learn to not take things so personally, and take in some fair criticism about this particular post. But please stick around, the topic of the article is definitely interesting, thanks for that!
It’s already been posted. That would be a repost. Not every piece of ultrainteresting news I find concerns technology. And no, my last contribution was about stackoverflow proposing to allow some duplicates, which you should definitely read.
Thank you for posting. My issue is with the use of scare quotes in the title. It’s a terrible title and because of it, I won’t give them my click. Any organization that would use that title is only doing yellow journalism (or is so bad at writing that they dont see how it reads.)
Originally this post was well past double figures downvotes. That puts it beneath a threshold to be displayed on any page. Why would a person spend the time to submit something no one would see?
OK. You can downvote this as many times as you want to. You can kiss my happy butt goodbye. Enjoy your next story about Musk’s bowel movement.
People don’t like the article (and it’s click bait headline). Not the subject itself, and not you.
Take a breath.
I’ll not take the time to submit tech news to people that bury that news because they read something into a headline I didn’t create. I don’t need a breath. I need to stay away from such people. We’ll both be better off.
I don’t know what you’re missing here - the headline, which you didn’t create, is misleading. People don’t like misleading headlines because it’s giving the wrong impression of a successful mission.
You are taking this personally.
Yes, you do need to take a breath. Enjoy your day.
I’ll tell you what they’re missing - maturity. They’re acting like a spoiled child.
Interesting. So is taking a beating and not complaining a sign of maturity to you?
Taking a beating? Bro its made up internet points the fuck? Lol
It’s a question you refused to answer. I suspect your idea of mature is to never speak out, which is not mature but subservient
You posted an article you didn’t write, people reacted to the article (mainly its title), you took people’s reactions as a personal attack while simultaneously claiming no responsibility for what people are actually reacting to.
Grow the fuck up.
This ‘beating’ you’re refering to; ie the continued downvotes, is because you continue to act like a god damn child.
To answer your question directly:
Yes, complaining about people reacting to someone else’s content you’ve posted as if they are personally attacking you is incredibly immature.
So is continuing to tantrum about it once your poor behaviour has been explained to you repeatedly.
There are a ton of much better articles you could’ve posted instead of techspot. For example, Japan’s ‘moon sniper’ probe made incredibly accurate landing, but is now upside down. Plus, it was only upside-down because it rolled off a dune.
Fine. You post them. Last I see a contribution from you to this sub was 2 months ago. Something about a Wikipedia mod.
It would be beneficial for all here if you could learn to not take things so personally, and take in some fair criticism about this particular post. But please stick around, the topic of the article is definitely interesting, thanks for that!
Touch moon grass dude
It’s already been posted. That would be a repost. Not every piece of ultrainteresting news I find concerns technology. And no, my last contribution was about stackoverflow proposing to allow some duplicates, which you should definitely read.
It’s definitely the headline. The article is perfect for the community, though.
I guess the snarky headline might’ve been a bit too much for some people
It’s the headline. I didn’t change it.
Thank you for posting. My issue is with the use of scare quotes in the title. It’s a terrible title and because of it, I won’t give them my click. Any organization that would use that title is only doing yellow journalism (or is so bad at writing that they dont see how it reads.)
Maybe edit out the quotation marks in the title.
Downvotes don’t matter…
Originally this post was well past double figures downvotes. That puts it beneath a threshold to be displayed on any page. Why would a person spend the time to submit something no one would see?
I don’t think it will happen every time. :)
Oh get down off your cross. It takes all of 45 seconds to submit a link.