Reddit vs. ████

Redditors and /prog/riders are not mutually exclusive. The reason many of you may think so is because you're probably coming here from /g/ where consumer whoring is called ``technology'' and brand loyalty is what passes for knowledge. You so want to learn to program and all your little brain knows about computers is ``Apple vs. Microsoft'', ``Google vs. Bing'', and ``Opera vs. Firefox'' so you come to /prog/ with nothing to contribute but shitty ``C vs. C++'', ``Java vs. C#'', and ``Lisp vs. Python'' threads. And of course it's clear by your being here that your brand loyalty lies with /prog/, so you insist that everybody else ``go back to'' where ever it is you assume they have or should pledge their loyalty and dedicate their one-and-only bookmark to. To all of you ``faggots'' I say this:

Back to /g/, please !!

I'm also pretty sure that 4channers who bitch about Reddit only know it for its shitty meme boards. Its programming boards aren't even bad. If you think about any website in terms of memes, you're 12.