While the developer's decision must be respected, I don't really understand it. Why not simply ban the troll instead of engaging with them in any way? I wouldn't want to give a troll any power or influence at all.
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Except that Apple's computers aren't locked down. That canard really needs to die. iPhones and iPads are locked down. Macs aren't. I can run whatever the I want on my Mac, and I do.
In this sort of context, "most questioned" is probably not much more than a synonym for "most popular".
Thanks for the report. Fixed.
While the developer's decision must be respected, I don't really understand it. Why not simply ban the troll instead of engaging with them in any way? I wouldn't want to give a troll any power or influence at all.
> created: 8 minutes ago Transparent bot
Disqus requires an account on their system, too.
Except that Apple's computers aren't locked down. That canard really needs to die. iPhones and iPads are locked down. Macs aren't. I can run whatever the I want on my Mac, and I do.
In this sort of context, "most questioned" is probably not much more than a synonym for "most popular".
Thanks for the report. Fixed.