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doesn't work. Also, it is about convincing the audience.
Not always perhaps, but surely it works more often than Twitter, or for that matter any public forum.
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twitter has no subclauses or qualification. That makes misinterpretation easy. It’s lossy compression
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the missing pt of ur arguments gents is
@twitter allows u 2 find opposing viewpts outside ur circle, a utility
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i am laughing at this because you are currently arguing on one AND built another that generates huge emotional friction.
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You're honest. It works for arguing with people who are honest. As for HN, believe me, I know.
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FWIW -- this is why Delicious didn't have comments or replying at all.
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Yup. This WAS a teachable moment. 40% of the country is unable to communicate with the other 40.
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I guess at some point you have to go to blogs and essays to lay out public arguments... but imperfect for sure
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