Starting to consider TL;DR as abuse or bad practise of the languages.
YES do try be concise BUT:
- don't expect hard topics to involve 1 neat paragraph or to catch it first time you read.
- You have to do the homework even if you are Lemmings following mostly and explore for yourself! Don't expect text customised just for you! You can read almost anything if you tried.
- don't expect everyone else to be pro and not to have difficulties explaining difficult things (joy can be found in finding out 'why do you mean' as a co-op game not 1vs1)
See my TL;DR series from profile page (under media tab) for definition of what I think TL;DR is
-it's behaviour / traits / disadvantages.
Stick to TL;DR and you are simplifying (incorrectly) what is probably always more than just a few lines.
Always complicated. Always Social science / Humanities more than just Tech,.
But also it's it's a clear sign if people ignore points or don't say why they ignore them. Or delete your post that clearly you have to ram this point quite clearly otherwise the abuse is again being ignored / non-TL;DR not being respected at all.
#TLDR series here if you want to check what I think it means:
https://qoto.org/@freeschool/108939289557209589
https://qoto.org/@freeschool/108939300381752922
https://qoto.org/@freeschool/108939601074458604
https://qoto.org/@freeschool/108939455977472783
