Post #3938160
2026-07-19 16:11 UTC
@ilia@phpc.social Why are you making a 'general statement' in my mentions instead of genuinely engaging with what I said? At least two of the three paragraphs were part of that general statement, and the remaining (first) paragraph barely contained any substance, it was more of a perfunctory nod.
And why would I be obligated or expected to include an "acknowledgment of the utility potential" in my post? Or more precisely, why did you decide that because it *wasn't* there, it was appropriate to make the conversation about "utility" instead of its original topic?
These are not rhetorical questions, to be clear, they are entirely serious.
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@ilia@phpc.social 2026-07-19 16:19
@joepie91@fedi.slightly.tech You are not obligated do no anything, but that goes both ways, I choose to engage with what I want. You choose to present a one-sided argument, it certainly has a degree of merit which I acknowledged. But it is one-side of the coin, I am pointing out there is another.