This is the kind of copyediting advice ChatGPT gives. I think everyone gets that the author doesn't know what you, in particular, think about TypedDicts. Read things more charitably; this is not a good use of time to discuss.
I’m not a big fan of the “my opinion is fact” or “your opinion is wrong” headlines. They can be mildly funny in the right context, but it’s been done so much that they’re just a bit boring now. I’m especially bored of seeing this convention in conference presentation titles.
Or people could post what they think, since that's the point of an internet forum.
Please don't pick the most provocative thing in an article or post to complain about in the thread. Find something interesting to respond to instead.
Ironically, you seem to have found the most provocative comment to respond to.
Seems a little ironic and self righteous since stories are upvoted based on the most provocative titles.
Honestly, right now it looks like you are the one derailing the discussion. And when it didn't go your way, you started quoting the "guidelines" as if to smack us over our fingers for misbehaving. This entire sub-thread at time of writing this is like 20% of the entire discussion; and that's sad.
And here I thought the point of Internet forums was to prove who has the bigger uppey votey number!