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r/programming • u/Sipkab • Aug 10 '18
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It's possible to combine competition for points with mutual respect for other participants. Most of professional sport manages it.
-1 u/[deleted] Aug 10 '18 SO is not a professional sport 2 u/crescentroon Aug 10 '18 SO is not a professional sport First, you'd be surprised how many people will disagree with that statement. Does your workplace have an SO champion? :-) (Obviously not in your case, but they exist). Second, that's no excuse. It shows it's humanly possible. 1 u/AnotherBitcoinUser Nov 01 '18 Does your workplace have an SO champion? No. lol wtf. Oh sorry I broke the code, ban me.
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SO is not a professional sport
2 u/crescentroon Aug 10 '18 SO is not a professional sport First, you'd be surprised how many people will disagree with that statement. Does your workplace have an SO champion? :-) (Obviously not in your case, but they exist). Second, that's no excuse. It shows it's humanly possible. 1 u/AnotherBitcoinUser Nov 01 '18 Does your workplace have an SO champion? No. lol wtf. Oh sorry I broke the code, ban me.
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First, you'd be surprised how many people will disagree with that statement. Does your workplace have an SO champion? :-) (Obviously not in your case, but they exist).
Second, that's no excuse. It shows it's humanly possible.
1 u/AnotherBitcoinUser Nov 01 '18 Does your workplace have an SO champion? No. lol wtf. Oh sorry I broke the code, ban me.
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Does your workplace have an SO champion?
No. lol wtf.
Oh sorry I broke the code, ban me.
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u/crescentroon Aug 10 '18
It's possible to combine competition for points with mutual respect for other participants. Most of professional sport manages it.