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[–] Disgruntled@lemmy.ca 1 points 4 hours ago (1 children)

First time on the Internet? Surely you don't think that all the people commenting online are experts in the topic being discussed. Whether he is an expert or not, just because you don't like him, you tell other people not to post his articles. Personally, the only thing I know about the guy is he coined the term "enshittification", which some people don't like, but he was right in his description of the term. Otherwise, we'd all be using Reddit still.

It's the Internet. People are going to do or say thing other people don't like. Don't take it personally.

[–] ech@lemm.ee -2 points 3 hours ago

I'm not "taking it personally". And he's not just someone "commenting online" - he's advocating for the Canadian government to take specific action based on his unqualified opinion, and I'm saying it shouldn't be given a platform just because he has name recognition. It's not unreasonable to call that out, and acting like I'm being hysterical just to discredit me is shitty.