I also want to see how many downvotes i am going to get

  • qprimed
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    1 year ago

    meh… I have met a few true arch a-holes, however the arch wiki is a supremely useful info repository, so I generally give them a pass for their particular form of brain damage and hope the do the same for mine. as long as the arch wiki remains available, its a net wash. :-)

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      1 year ago

      To be honest, a-holes are in every community. In about 30 years on internet I never find a community without some of them

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      Yeah, even as a non-Arch user, often many of the issues in looking into still end up at an arch wiki or with some other arch user who has an issue that similar enough to put me on the right track

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      The arch wiki is pretty on point for general information about specifics and can often translate across distros.

      But like one of the OPs said, a lot of the folks tend to be a bit gate keepy/defensive or very much fanboys of specific distros.