Edit: After reading the comments, I admit (particular because of what @hurz and @kiani said) that I may have jumped in too early with false assumptions after being gone for several weeks. I take back my accusations, but I still think that everyone around here should learn to have a little respect, and like someone said in the comments (I forget who) I think @hurz should learn to be able to agree to disagree, or at the very least learn how to professionally debate something rather than resort to childish name calling. From what I’ve gathered from my personal experience with him and seeing threads involving him, he is a great source of electronics knowledge, but you cannot disagree with him without facing immature repercussions from him.
Also, I visit EC rather infrequently (several hours apart, maybe even days or more) so I will be slow to update things as I get more information from the comments.
Here is the original description:
@hurz and @kiani seem to be the worst, @lenz has some problems with this but is better than those two, and @2ctiby is in my opinion simply bullied by @hurz and @kiani. Those four are constantly fighting, derailing comment sections, and overall reducing the quality of content here on EC. I don’t see why this has to be. If everyone just respected each other, and yes, respect is a thing, then all should be well.
A scenario that has happened far too many times is @2ctiby says even one word about MOSFETs, @hurz then attacks him and @kiani joins in on the fight siding with @hurz and @2ctiby ends up bullied. What should happen is @2ctiby says one or more words about MOSFETs, @hurz respectfully disagrees in a professional manner, and a professional and calm debate ensues, not a heated argument that looks like something only children could produce and yet grown adults are doing.
I don’t see why a calm debate seems simply impossible. Would it not be more productive and a better use of time? Why waste energy doing nothing useful in any way by just pointlessly arguing over pretty much nothing?
