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• fgonzag 5y ago
  He literally stated where you can find the information.
  • pantalaimon 5y ago
    Hyperlinks were invented for a reason.
    • quickthrower2 5y ago
      For people at CERN to make bold claims, with citations
  • roenxi 5y ago
    He hasn't provided a citation. He's told someone they can do their own research an a mailing list. A parallel might be me claiming that we have a highly algorithm for factoring large primes and saying you can look it up on arxiv.org - I've pointed at a repository of knowledge, but not actually cited why I believe the fact. Providing a citation is pointing at a specific place where the information came from at the smallest granular level. In this case, a citation would be something like links to specific threads.
    • mxmilkiib 5y ago
      Your analogy is way off in terms of scale. Edit: also, I've no obligation to provide a citation, I'm one of those that's bored by this particular drama, folk can go search for posts of they want, I've given enough to go by.
• AussieWog93 5y ago
  >(citation needed) >The full story is on the archives of the Linux Audio Development and Consortium mailing lists.
  • bosswipe 5y ago
    How can you trust the mailing lost when the accused are the heavy-handed moderators of that list?