He showed screenshots, without explaining anything wrong with the rankings unless the reader already intuitively agreed with him.
But why isn't the net-positive score the right thing for UrbanDictionary, and the average the right thing for Amazon? No case was made.
I could argue these either way, but if I were to write an attention-grabbing headline and yell "WRONG", I'd actually make a case. Attitude alone is not an argument.
But why isn't the net-positive score the right thing for UrbanDictionary, and the average the right thing for Amazon? No case was made.
I could argue these either way, but if I were to write an attention-grabbing headline and yell "WRONG", I'd actually make a case. Attitude alone is not an argument.