> It's still arbitrary, even if you attempt to backfill reasoning and conflate opinion with fact.
Backill reasoning? Providing reasoning later is less legitimate? Why?
Some people state things without spelling out the reasoning because they assume it is common sense.
> The fact is, it's generated content, less sophisticated code was use to generate it, but it's still generated from text input.
Your opinions are fact. Counter-arguments are opinions masquerading as facts. Your comments here are textbook arbitrariness. ;)
To dig a little into it: it is generated content, but that’s not necessarily what their arguments hinge on at all. But there’s no point going further with this, clearly.
