happydolphin said:
No, it's more like: Sony fans are annoying: opinion Sony fans are annoying according to MS fans: fact. |
Seriously, this is not a proper use of the word "fact". You might disagree, but even the bolded is improper. If you read any scholarly books, you'll realize that the editor would never allow for the word "fact" to be used in such context (I'm writing a PhD thesis and have been warned about this by my supervisor who's been lecturing for decades). A more factually correct sentence would have been: "the statements of the majority of active users on vgc who use xbox as their primary console suggest that they consider statements made by Sony fans annoying." We don't know how xbox lurkers feel about it, we don't know if people who support ms are actually ms fans or xbox owners, we don't know if their opinion of sony fans changes some times, etc. We can't talk about facts when there isn't 100% certainty.








