Not me. At least for points 1 and 2, these strategies have occurred to me, but they’re, you know, wrong.
As for point 3, I like that we so strongly discourage aggression. I think that aggression and overconfidence of tone are usually big barriers to rational discussion.
(General “you”) Only if you see the partner who is the target of aggression as your equal. If you get the impression that target is below your status, or deserves to be, you will reward the comment’s aggression with an upvote.
It does make me impressed at his cleverness.
Not me. At least for points 1 and 2, these strategies have occurred to me, but they’re, you know, wrong.
As for point 3, I like that we so strongly discourage aggression. I think that aggression and overconfidence of tone are usually big barriers to rational discussion.
(General “you”) Only if you see the partner who is the target of aggression as your equal. If you get the impression that target is below your status, or deserves to be, you will reward the comment’s aggression with an upvote.
Does that mean you’re not impressed at your own cleverness either? :-)
Since I decided to avoid discussing karma, I’ll keep my thoughts on the rest of your comment to myself. (But you can probably guess what they are.)