The point is, it seems to only take one person to
vehemently object.
> complaints aren't justified properly rather than there aren't a sufficient number of them
it's not that they aren't "justified properly", it's that they aren't justified at all.
From my submission: "I hate to be that guy who posts this sort of comment. Especially on HN. But still: Someone has to say it.
Pointless hipster-TLD is pointless. Utterly pointless."
Is it pointless?
Tell that to codepen.io, or card.io (who got acquired by Paypal).
"But still: Someone has to say it."
Did someone have to say it?
Saying something is pointless over and over doesn't make it pointless. That seems to be the basis of the argument.
> complaints aren't justified properly rather than there aren't a sufficient number of them
it's not that they aren't "justified properly", it's that they aren't justified at all.
From my submission: "I hate to be that guy who posts this sort of comment. Especially on HN. But still: Someone has to say it.
Pointless hipster-TLD is pointless. Utterly pointless."
Is it pointless?
Tell that to codepen.io, or card.io (who got acquired by Paypal).
"But still: Someone has to say it."
Did someone have to say it?
Saying something is pointless over and over doesn't make it pointless. That seems to be the basis of the argument.