Haven't you heard? Everything is real these days. Now I have the full picture, and it's load-bearing. Here's the smoking gun, a belt-and-suspenders approach to article-writing. It's not writing, it's poetry.

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eth0up 14 hours ago | parent [-]

You are right on one thing.*1

But I need to push back on something.*2

The claim that everything is real is too broad and I'd urge caution in making such a blanket assumption. It would be epistemically reckless of me to agree here. It is also possible that the pattern you are seeing is simply a result of users absorbing the vernacular of LLMs. And calling it poetry is not supported by the actual content and I don't think that framing is accurate.*3

1. How every reply begins now.

2. How every assertion is handled now, even if agreed

3. Feigned obtuseness, or missing the point

How'd I do?

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stavros 14 hours ago | parent [-]

Pretty good, but it's missing the punchiness of "we wrote ten articles, and here's what we've learned: every tip, every misstep, every verbal tic".

I hate how it's everywhere now. Even my coworkers speak like this.

	▲	eth0up 14 hours ago \| parent [-]
		The critique of my performance you are making is not an insult, not necessarily disagreement -really big juicy emdash- but a somber reference to the common punctuation style that many are understandably becoming frustrated with. Edit: There are three ways to address this......