Your article comes across as elevating tone considerations above all else when the aim is effectiveness
The summary sentence of the article: “The categorical assessment of “Responding to Tone” as either a logical fallacy or a poor argument is incorrect, as it starts from an unfounded assumption that the purpose of a tone response is, in fact, to refute the argument.”
Your article comes across as elevating tone considerations above all else when the aim is effectiveness
The summary sentence of the article: “The categorical assessment of “Responding to Tone” as either a logical fallacy or a poor argument is incorrect, as it starts from an unfounded assumption that the purpose of a tone response is, in fact, to refute the argument.”
Hence “comes across as”.
You were, in another comment, talking about insubstantiable claims? I believe in a manner that suggested they were a bad sort of thing to be making?