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==== ### ==== Original claim (Greg): “Reading on a smartphone is a NO.” This can mean two different things: # Personal preference claim: “I don’t want to read this on my phone.” # Universal/standard claim: “This is not phone-readable / shouldn’t be this long because phones exist.” Your added material mainly pressures (2), not (1). Standing objections against the universal/standard version now include: * OP’s earlier workaround: bookmark/read later. * Your accountability framing (U-A): phone choice is on the user. * TP evidence (TP1–TP4): multiple people found it worth engaging with (doesn’t prove “phone is fine,” but undercuts “this is obviously unusable/invalid”). Updated status: * Universal/standard version: ⚠️ In question (standing objections exist; no rebuttal provided) * Personal preference version: ✅ Unquestioned (nobody disputes Greg is allowed to dislike reading long posts on a phone) ===== Original (SReflection): “If you didn’t put in the time… people are going to feel it isn’t worth their time.” ===== Even though it’s framed as conditional, it carries an implied premise: “this looks low-effort / unedited.” Your new public comments are direct counterevidence to the generalized outcome (“people won’t think it’s worth it”): * TP1 explicitly says care/thought is visible. * TP2/TP4 express gratitude and praise (worthwhile). * TP3 engages substantively with specific sections and praises the method (signals value and effort). Updated status: * The strong/general version (“people are going to feel it isn’t worth their time” as a broad prediction): ⚠️ In question (now contradicted by multiple public comments showing the opposite) * The weaker version (“some people will feel that way”): ✅ Unquestioned (that’s trivially true; Greg and SReflection are examples) ===== Your TP comments don’t directly refute “AI-generated,” but they do refute the dismissive inference that it therefore wasn’t worth time / lacked care. OP also directly rebutted the “inaccurate” premise by asserting many hours of editing and authorship. ===== Updated status: * “It’s obviously AI-generated and unpruned” (as a confident factual claim): ⚠️ In question (OP’s standing rebuttal remains, and now TP1 supports “care/thought is visible,” which is inconsistent with “unpruned” as a certainty-claim) * “It reads like AI to me” (subjective impression): ✅ Unquestioned (a person’s feeling is not falsifiable; only the leap to “therefore it’s low-effort/invalid” is pressure-tested) ===== Your B point (“tone is an overgeneralization”) reinforces OP’s already-standing rebuttal: that he’s critiquing criticism and enforcing standards, not “taking it personally.” ===== Updated status: * SReflection’s claim that OP has a “tremendous issue” taking criticism: ⚠️ In question (standing objections now include OP’s explanation and your explicit “tone is an overgeneralization” claim, with no reply shown)
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