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@saifedean would probably say it would be stupid of me to expect strangers to be kind on internet. But, I think it's okay to start with kindness/politeness as a shelling point even with strangers. What I don't do though is trust strangers - like @NickSzabo4 says.
It's great to be kind, or at least polite and diplomatic. The fallacy is expecting strangers to in turn be kind. They are often not, and indeed the depths of their hatred can be surprisingly brutal for the inherently nonviolent medium of remote communications.
I agree. My expectations are quite low, but it's still a low cost prisoner's dilemma for me to start polite/humble with strangers. People like Milton Friedman and @EconTalker are great inspirations for me in that regard.
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