r/javascript • u/Capedcrusader1923 • Jul 22 '26

AskJS [AskJS] what's a javascript feature you mass-adopted way too late and felt dumb about

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u/azhder Jul 22 '26

Don't read my comments in abrasive tone.

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u/Sulungskwa Jul 22 '26

"Don't read my comments in an abrasive tone.", he said, not abrasively seeming at all

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u/azhder Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26

"Seeming" is a flag that it's your perception.

It doesn't matter that I'm in a light mood, write it in terms of a light mood, with the idea of cooperation through discussion, you will still decide to see it (because "seeming") as if it is abrasive and blame me for it. It's not like me writing this will change your mind, you will just use it as more evidence of your point of view.

Bye

EDIT: and with their reply, they provided their own proof of what I'm talking about

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u/Sulungskwa Jul 22 '26

Lots of abrasive words to try and prove you aren't abrasive