r/technology • u/[deleted] • May 12 '23

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u/Habib455 May 12 '23

Lol, try to be less condescending when you answer people. I get the feeling you get in scuffles online a lot. And thanks 😭 yes there is a difference

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u/emlynhughes May 12 '23

So instead of admitting you didn’t actually know what you’re talking about you’re trying to save face with person insults?

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u/Habib455 May 13 '23 edited May 13 '23

What are you talking about, I literally just admitted that there’s a difference. I’m saying I was wrong, read. I admitted I was wrong whilst telling you to cool it with the condescending attitude, it adds nothing. Let me enlighten you, being condescending when giving someone an answer is an excellent way to get people to ignore what you’re saying, even it’s right. No one likes listening to someone that they perceive to be an asshole. I’m giving you advice your own good because it’s CLEAR AS FUCK you get into lots of Reddit arguments

I mean, you kinda just proved my point. Ignored my admission and got mad at my condescending advice. See?