When a prompt on the Yorkshire Evening Post Facebook page asked readers to fill in the blank - "the most overrated area of Leeds is..." - the answers didn't quite go to plan.
Instead of a polite, orderly debate about house prices or the length of the Otley Run, the question triggered a fierce, defensive counter-offensive from the people who live here.
While a substantial portion of the community flatly rejected the premise - with readers declaring "there isn't one" and "I love Leeds, all of it" - others were more than happy to take a swipe at the city's trendiest, most expensive suburbs.
From gentrified "villages" to bustling student hubs, certain postcodes bore the brunt of the local cynicism.
Here are the 9 areas of Leeds that received the most heat from critics, even as the rest of the city rallied to their defence.
7. Pudsey
The historic market town was labelled as "nothing special" by some who grew up there. Arron Bond wrote: "I am going to say Pudsey. I grew up in Pudsey, and it's quite literally alright but nothing special, can get a bit boring, and if you don't drive, getting to other places can be a pain."
8. Morley
Even Morley found itself in the firing line, specifically targeted for the changing face of its high street. Critic Matthew Connor argued that "Queen Street is vape, charity shop central" compared to busier, livelier stretches elsewhere in the city. | Google
9. Farsley
Despite its rapid rise in popularity over recent years as a top destination for young professionals and independent businesses, multiple commenters simply threw Farsley into their lists of over-hyped locations, proving no trendy hub is completely safe from local scrutiny. | Iconic Media