In defense of the ongoing debates (NITs-HDR-SDR-OLED vs LCD etc) - I would find this forum rather dull if the only comments posted were words of praise about how great it is. i.e., "I love my OLED"... "Best TV in the World"... "Since getting my OLED its been all blue sky and roses"... "I just got my OLED, my life is complete, I can die a happy man"... etc., and/or... the never ending repeated question on suggested settings
(yawn)
To encapsulate these particular discussions in the simplest of terms -
DEBATE (variable noun) - discussion, talk, dispute, consideration, reflection, meditation, deliberation, discuss, question, think about, talk about, argue about, consider, reflect upon, or weigh in!
Simple Rule of Thumb: If a topic of discussion is of no interest to you... don't read it, simply skim over the parts you don't like.
Further adding to the temperament of some member responses is "implied inflection". The primary problem readers face when reading written statements, albeit forums, emails and/or text messages is: You can read the message... but its "your" responsibility as the reader
to determine the authors implied inflection. A rather humorous example of assuming the wrong inflection can be found in this comedy skit. Fair Warning: This skit includes adult themed off color / foul language. Do not watch if you are easily offended.
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