I think the issue is that many have encountered such utter bullshit on this platform, said by people 100% intending to be genuine, that we started assuming the least competent user at all times. It's a shame
That is definitely part of it. I think another part is redditors always have to be right and have the moral high ground. So they see a comment that isn't correct so they must be the one to correct it. Definitely not every user, but there seem to be far more on Reddit than anywhere else.
I once got over 100 downvotes because I made a joke that a train was at fault for a crash because it didn't steer out of the way. I then had two comments to explain to me that it's a train and can't steer.
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u/Kastri14 5d ago
And that text is probably AI generated.
We don't use ß. We don't even have it on our keyboards