It negates a person's opinion if they haven't done exactly what the person they are judging has done.
Actually, the point of Ebert's Law is that you CAN'T "negate a person's opinion if they haven't done exactly" etcetera and so forth. Eberts's Law means that, for example, even if you're not a fashion designer your opinion on Project Runway contestants is still valid.
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Date: 2006-10-21 04:14 am (UTC)Actually, the point of Ebert's Law is that you CAN'T "negate a person's opinion if they haven't done exactly" etcetera and so forth. Eberts's Law means that, for example, even if you're not a fashion designer your opinion on Project Runway contestants is still valid.