I donât believe it does. Not because I didnât quote the question mark, but because I was not answering the questions you posed.
I did not answer the question, at least that was not my intent.
I also did not answer this question.
For me, my response was intended to be subject adjacent. It was inspired by 1-2 words from your post to be a related subject, but was not intended as an answer, and did not answer the core of the questions about why what Iâd previously said sounded much the same. Instead, I shared a general point about myself and how I love Bitcoin and do not love scam-coins. Not related to businesses overhyping AI. I intentionally didnât even bring up any of that context. The answer was intentionally substantially dodged and avoided like any politician might do while I talked about subject-adjacent stuff that never answered the question.
The thread doesnât say that each comment must be completely unrelated to everything that has ever been said in any other post in the thread.
It is related to my comment #26 where I posit similar problems in determining what constitutes as an answer:
So if I ask a very general question like âCrease, are you still reading this thread?â and you ever post in this thread again, you will have substantively answered my question even if you donât specifically address it. Also, if I ask a question like âwhat do you guys think of Wyze?â and now if anyone ever talks about any of their Wyze products or this forum at all in the rest of the thread, I could thus claim you substantively answered my question, whether intended or not. I considered many such questions, and decided that they were out of bounds, and that I could only count clear and obvious direct answers because otherwise it would be too easy to just post a whole comment full of trick questions and never type in here again and be guaranteed to win because every response would count as an answer to one of my trick questions, and this would be cheating.
So, to me, it is less about quoting the question mark, as it is that I purposely avoided the context of the question of how it is related to AI or why it would remind you of AI or what the businesses are doing with AI, and instead shared something about my own ideology. I suppose intent has something to do with why âit doesnât count.â
I am semi-fluent in this languageâŚmy father is an attorney, and I worked for his law firm during 2 different periods of my life. SoooâŚthe shoe fits.
See, here? You didnât ask a question. I am not answering your question, but I am providing a subject-adjacent comment. Same thing I did above.
Is this what @carverofchoice does to his bagging-on partner-in-crime mostly on other platforms (thank GOD!) ? Heâs a relatively big so yes possible for carver to saddle and spur him on.
Let us not forget Mr. Creaseâs commitment to the decent, expressed eloquently in another thread. Is he fulfilling his pledge as he splashes in this playfully-suggestive commode?
Bah, my point was the opposite. Comments need to be preponderantly clear direct intended answers to questions for me to count them as a point on my scorecard, rather than coincidentally. But all may score things as they wish with different point systems as the frogâs initiating verbiage is ambiguous, so we are all playing the same game by different rules.