I understand that, I just don’t like the framing of “he can’t complain about some turnaround” and would’ve preferred something like “I think Tyler is making xxx mistake and we can probably learn from it in yyy way.” If someone explicitly acknowledges that something they’re about to do is uncouth, I usually expect them to justify it with a stronger reason. I think the italicized paragraphs at the end (which iirc weren’t there when I first made my comment?) are enough to satisfy my concern.
I wouldn’t have written it if I didn’t think it provided an opportunity to raise interesting points in general.
EDIT: Oops, looks like I did actually state this explicitly:
I understand that, I just don’t like the framing of “he can’t complain about some turnaround” and would’ve preferred something like “I think Tyler is making xxx mistake and we can probably learn from it in yyy way.” If someone explicitly acknowledges that something they’re about to do is uncouth, I usually expect them to justify it with a stronger reason. I think the italicized paragraphs at the end (which iirc weren’t there when I first made my comment?) are enough to satisfy my concern.
Yeah, I just added the italicised paragraphs in the last hour.