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Little Known Hacker News Is My First Read Every Morning

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Re: Little Known Hacker News Is My First Read Every Morning

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you guys, relax. pg has been thinking long and hard about the newbie influx problem for many months now. he saw what happened to reddit, and he's applying his usual sensible approach to preventing that from happening here. if anybody can do this, pg can.

why do you figure pg is amazingly good at this? he already banned me and rms from voting. that doesn't seem to suggest great leadership skills.

That doesn't seem to suggest anything at all, period.

Re: Little Known Hacker News Is My First Read Every Morning

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why do you figure pg is amazingly good at this? he already banned me and rms from voting. that doesn't seem to suggest great leadership skills.

That doesn't seem to suggest anything at all, period.

Why do you say that? I think failing to get along peacefully with leaderboard users is a bad sign.

Re: Little Known Hacker News Is My First Read Every Morning

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

That doesn't seem to suggest anything at all, period.

Why do you say that? I think failing to get along peacefully with leaderboard users is a bad sign.

All users are held to the same standards, whether they're on the leaderboard or not.

Eventually the other users will get tired of you filling up the comment threads with your private beefs, and you'll stop.

Re: Little Known Hacker News Is My First Read Every Morning

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post #43

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Why do you say that? I think failing to get along peacefully with leaderboard users is a bad sign.

All users are held to the same standards, whether they're on the leaderboard or not. Eventually the other users will get tired of you filling up the comment threads with your private beefs, and you'll stop.

It's not a matter of different standards, it's a matter of: if you can't lead active yc users, why would you be able to lead an influx of new reddit (or techcrunch or whatever) users?

rms for example is apologetic and offered to do what you wanted. a new user from reddit probably wouldn't do that. but despite this, you still lead in a way that alienates rms.

in my case, i haven't apologized or offered to change my behavior because you never notified me of doing something wrong or asked me to change any behavior. that's bad leadership too. if you want me to follow some rules you have to tell me.

Re: Little Known Hacker News Is My First Read Every Morning

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On one hand, I'm glad that arrington validated something I've believed for a long time: news.yc is the best social news/network/app for people who are into startups.

On the other hand, I do not want to see this place get overrun by ron paul supporters and facebook fanboys. Where will all the cool people post news to then? Maybe swen.yc?

Re: Little Known Hacker News Is My First Read Every Morning

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post #45
post #44

Earlier quoted context omitted.

All users are held to the same standards, whether they're on the leaderboard or not. Eventually the other users will get tired of you filling up the comment threads with your private beefs, and you'll stop.

It's not a matter of different standards, it's a matter of: if you can't lead active yc users, why would you be able to lead an influx of new reddit (or techcrunch or whatever) users? rms for example is apologetic and offered to do what you wanted. a new user from reddit probably wouldn't do that. but despite this, you still lead in a way that alienates rms. in my case, i haven't apologized or offered to change my be…

Yawn yawn yawn yawn yawn.

Re: Little Known Hacker News Is My First Read Every Morning

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post #45
post #44

Earlier quoted context omitted.

All users are held to the same standards, whether they're on the leaderboard or not. Eventually the other users will get tired of you filling up the comment threads with your private beefs, and you'll stop.

It's not a matter of different standards, it's a matter of: if you can't lead active yc users, why would you be able to lead an influx of new reddit (or techcrunch or whatever) users? rms for example is apologetic and offered to do what you wanted. a new user from reddit probably wouldn't do that. but despite this, you still lead in a way that alienates rms. in my case, i haven't apologized or offered to change my be…

Dude. The place for this discussion is not here. If you have a beef with PG, use email. Nothing personal, but it doesn't make for great reading.
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