Nastiness in a sentence as a noun

I hope Daniel can do more to fix the nastiness that can exist here on HN.

Boy is the content/nastiness ratio low in this one.

The real problems are more subtle: users voting up fluff posts, nastiness in comment threads...

No, but in the UK there is a wind of judgemental tabloid nastiness in this area.

Websites would probably be stuck with "pay for inclusion" and all the other nastiness of the early days of search.

Yeah, he technically did something wrong, but Booz Allen should come into the spotlight, as they are profiting from this nastiness.

Worse still, it then excludes them from the friends they might still have, and a lot of things the victim can use to fight back, and distract them selves from the nastiness.

At most, they were better at scaling the last step up and increasing the size of the **** lists, torture chambers, and the nastiness of the military force against journalists.

I think the shift from personal to electronic interaction is largely to blame for the level of shrill nastiness that pervades our present-day culture.

You get all the same problems any preemptive concurrency model does, with some added nastiness; in exchange you get some slightly better scalability numbers.

Nastiness definitions

noun

a state characterized by foul or disgusting dirt and refuse

See also: filth filthiness foulness

noun

malevolence by virtue of being malicious or spiteful or nasty

See also: cattiness bitchiness spite spitefulness

noun

the quality of being unpleasant; "I flinched at the nastiness of his wound"