That is also my opinion so you should be respecting that, okay?
You can continue doing what you believe is correct based on your anecdotal opinion
But for me, I'd trust on something that is not only validated by my personal experience but most importantly also based on experts sentiment backed by real-world study
Saying "most people do not want to read long texts" and "that is backed up by a study" is a clear opinion. I accept and respect that. Even TLDR (too long, did not read) is okay. But asking someone to "cut the fat" after he/she took time and effort to write a long and meaningful response (addressing multiple people with his/her message) is simply rude and disrespectful. The attitude, the way you say things is important. Respect others to be respected. I hope that you see the difference. I give you some !PIZZA.
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