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[phendrenad2]

I don't know much about Fortune magazine, but Wikipedia says: "The magazine competes with Forbes and Bloomberg Businessweek in the national business magazine category and distinguishes itself with long, in-depth feature articles"

Which seems incredibly ironic given that this article is 3 paragraphs.

[KennyBlanken → phendrenad2]

1)It's not, it's 9-10. 2)This isn't a "feature article."

Maybe save judgement on journalists until you can parse 5th-grade-reading-level sentences correctly.

[xu_ituairo → KennyBlanken]

Your response feels unnecessarily unkind

[phendrenad2 → xu_ituairo]

He thinks this is Reddit, where debate by "gotcha" is the norm.

[bradleyishungry → xu_ituairo]

When you comment in bad faith you get unkind responses

[phendrenad2 → bradleyishungry]

And when people assume bad faith, they needlessly produce unkind responses, which is what happened here.

EDIT: Nope, I checked his comments, every single one is "you clearly know nothing about <blank>" and the next one is "you clearly know nothing about <something else>". Total Hacker News Redditization happening before our eyes.