The entire debate is over whether the statements of space-time transcendence -- which have been shown to be referring to dimensions in the mathematical sense -- are enough to bump Another Dimension's cosmology to 5D. With Another Dimension's screwiness, these statements are not contradicted in-game.
AD does transcend space & time, and this is meaningless w/o the way in which it transcends space & time being infinitely so. Because anything can transcend anything, you may even hear the word in real life, where no target of it is infinitely greater than what it transcends. This was talked about in the thread before and you can read about it in the Tiering Q&A.
Needless to say, this not being contradicted in-game doesn't matter.
I can't really say I agree with that, because... What does that even accomplish? Like, I can kinda see what you're saying, but that's more of an ideal scenario. In reality, what happens is just that the people who you claim to "not know what they're talking about" just end up feeling insulted by it.
This isn't some "harsh reality being proposed" (in fact I find it odd that claiming a valid point to just come from not knowing what they're talking about can even be considered a "harsh reality"), it's just being rude. At least, that's as far as I can see it.
And, as you can see now, all that has resulted from it is a completely irrelevant discussion on if you're being rude or not, and thus steering us away from the topic at hand.
Well, in general saying something like that can at best make others summon more knowledgeable users about a topic, or make the people already in the thread be a bit more sharp because maybe that's needed, maybe in part that comes in the form of a bigger effort to explain things being made. At worst, it's still pretty worth it as it states one's perspective of the truth of the matter around, and that alone is good enough, imagine in the future after the thread is done someone else comes to read it, as we have most of everything registered, and imagine am I right on my assertion, see more value on it now? I would rather not have people read threads and think "Ok so I'm noticing [X bad or improvable thing] and nobody is catching up to it (Bold, but fair)/they're not even saying they notice it (More true...unless there really is no one catching up to it), how would they let alone overcome it?". Take the third person view as more of an example, it improves things to have an accurate analysis of everything so far to decide what to do next or simply keep on participating, which includes opinions that aren't hard facts that would take a second to test, which includes negative takes.
There is some level of emotional maturity needed to be in a debate community, much less complex than how it may or may not sound to some hearing that at glance. Being told to be wrong, and even that one doesn't know what they're talking about, can happen, it's not abnormal or anything, it's pretty standard even. Sugarcoat it would then be a free decision. To clarify, I did so while talking to a plural amount of people, not singular; I know, it changes nothing.
I mean harsh as in, the idea that one is agreeing in a topic that they not know sufficient about is a big deal, it's a "bad thing", and thus it can be "harsh" to hear one is the one doing this. It's as rude as it is believing someone did [X wrong thing] with stuff to back it up and saying them that they are a [X definicion of people who do the X wrong thing], you could say that's rule, but don't confuse with the other kind of way in which one can be rude. It's a bit of a misuse of the word when talking about appropriate behavior.
I think some better genuine peace comes from a small back & forward like this, rather than not liking what one did & pretending like it didn't happen. Though it could have happened elsewhere.