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Topic	Why does it feel like those Do You Like topics are dependent on political views?
COVxy 01/25/18 1:14:38 PM #15:	Darkman124 posted... AmericaTheBrave posted... It seems like the Admiral, gunplagirl, southcoast, and averagejoel polls really exemplify this. not at all if anything they are evidence that it doesn't matter your political stance, when you're disrespectful to other users people dislike you I don't necessarily agree with the logic (as each of these posters are relatively fringe, so if users were voting based on "do I agree with their political opinions?" they would all still demonstrate low likability). But mostly I think that these two things probably go hand in hand. Posters with extreme political views are more likely to be obnoxious, and often focused, only posting their political rhetoric. I find anyone who posts only about politics to be annoying, need a little bit more meat so that the discussion goes somewhere. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:894780364] in Why does i... [t:76241203]...</cite> <quote><cite>Darkman124 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>AmericaTheBrave posted...</cite> <quote> It seems like the Admiral, gunplagirl, southcoast, and averagejoel polls really exemplify this. </quote> not at all if anything they are evidence that it doesn't matter your political stance, when you're disrespectful to other users people dislike you</quote> I don't necessarily agree with the logic (as each of these posters are relatively fringe, so if users were voting based on "do I agree with their political opinions?" they would all still demonstrate low likability). But mostly I think that these two things probably go hand in hand. Posters with extreme political views are more likely to be obnoxious, and often focused, only posting their political rhetoric. I find anyone who posts only about politics to be annoying, need a little bit more meat so that the discussion goes somewhere. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])]</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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