Link bait is poisonous - don’t bite
Monday, 03 September 2007Yet another blatant link bait article has popped up bashing Adobe Flex, from (surprise surprise) a company that has invested a lot of time and energy creating AJAX widgets. Please, if you have to respond to this type of article, don’t link to it - they just want eyeballs on their website. Personally, I got angry for a bit, but i couldn’t muster the energy to create a counter post. You’ll never change their minds, and no sane developer would take their leaky arguments seriously anyway.
"... and no sane developer..." Is that the same logical fallacy
Michael Long | Monday, 03 September 2007 | 10:35 pm“… and no sane developer…”
Is that the same logical fallacy as in “no decent person would allow” or “any intelligent person would agree”?
With the implied conceit that anyone with the temerity to disagree obviously must not be decent, intelligent… or sane?
Of course, one would have to expect this sort of thing from someone that has [quote] invested a lot of time and energy [unquote] setting up a site about Flash. (grin)
that guy is full of _____. his debate is based on
Josh Chenroff | Monday, 03 September 2007 | 10:41 pmthat guy is full of _____.
his debate is based on hypothetical possibilities and and hypocritical facts. He’s just another microsoft @$$ kiss.
And on the topic of web standers here’s a question, what content stays consistent with out change threw out most OS’s and browsers? I wonder?
I agree, without all us Flex fanboys flocking over to
Tony Fendall | Tuesday, 04 September 2007 | 1:47 amI agree, without all us Flex fanboys flocking over to marvel at how foolish some people can be, these posts would probably just fade into obscurity as soon as they are created…
Michael: Fair point. However, I wasn't suggesting that anyone that
Steve | Tuesday, 04 September 2007 | 7:15 amMichael: Fair point. However, I wasn’t suggesting that anyone that doesn’t think Flash is a useful tool is insane. What I was trying to say was that anyone who accepts his arguments at face value without researching first isn’t of sound mind.