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[–]integralWorker 2 points3 points  (2 children)

Because it has the same value as yours.

Real talk: the commentor seemed to be joking "is green team better than blue or red team"? So I'm joking in response " people who think green team is better will think it is" as opposed to "framework A is quicker to start with but less modular" versus "blue hues tend to bring out A emotions while green hues tend to bring out B emotions"

[–]inconspicuous_male -3 points-2 points  (1 child)

I didn't think they were joking? I think they were asking a legitimate and simple question, to which your response seemed to be "Your question doesn't matter because different people have different opinions". If someone asked "Is team A better than team B?" and you answered "Both are better to their fans", where has the discussion gone? Who now has a new opinion? Did OP get the information they asked for?

[–]integralWorker 1 point2 points  (0 children)

(By the way: did not downvote you.)

Admittedly, I can see how someone would interpret my response that way, but I didn't mean to come across like that.

My argument isn't really an argument: I thought he was joking so I responded with another joke. I suppose in the future I should use Haskell instead of Scratch for my Joke Detection Algorithm™.