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You significantly edited your comment after I replied to it.
Not in the context in which they try to counteract the aforementioned consensus -- which is by "[posting] comments with unspoken or obfuscated (WN) reasoning". Which all fits within the weird, fawning description of their approaches you gave.
I apologize that sometimes happens to me. I often post a comment find it unsatisfactory and then immediately edit it. Most of the time conversations proceed at a slow enough pace for this to not be a problem.
I don't care, I just needed to point that out as a reason for creating a second reply. I actually do the same thing.