in order to know the knowdledge and skill.
this is important to see if a elo 1000 is talking about units or a 1800, a 1800 one is more experienced.
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Lets not try and compare whos got the bigger… mmr
Even in wood league people can have valid arguments and verse versa
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What’s the cut-off point where an opinion becomes valid?
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Elo shouldn’t matter, every opinion is as valid as another. Showing someones Elo will automaticlly alter peoples perspective of a given topic and maybe even worse, hinder people from sharing their opinion, because they don’t want their Elo to be known.
I’m against this.
Edit: It would also open the door for a new type of harassment.
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Which ever the OP has usually 
Or as lobbies go:
“everything above me is pro / cheating, everyone below me is a noob”
Pff… I’m not saying anything
its not comparing, is just that beginners dont know the game, i can talk about a unit that is weak but i can not know his strenght.
what give results i guess. There is no cut-off point, is just seeing who talks.
mmm ok, but then all topics can be discared for balance purposes, at least for me, unless there is a recording etc and no other solution than nerfing something
Exactly this. (20 characters)