Discussion: <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6453401" rel="nofollow">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6453401</a><p>There are more submissions, some may have discussions, but I've not bothered to look them up. Many disagree with me, but I think (a) HN is broken in this regard, and (b) I'm not going to bother any more, except when my Faux-CD[0] kicks in and makes me. I'm trying to control that, but don't always succeed.<p>[0] I don't really have OCD[1], but I get twinges of what it must be like. Just vague hints at the edge of my experience. So it's not fully fledged OCD, hence the term "Faux-CD"[2]<p>[1] A friend of mine says he doesn't have OCD, he has CDO, because it has to be in alphabetical order.[3]<p>[2] Coined by another friend Matt Parker.[3]<p>[3] Perhaps the most surprising thing about these sentences is that I have more than one friend. Or even a friend at all ...