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Re: Gulp.js
#2There are hundreds of awesome articles about Gulp, why is this one (small and uninformative) getting submitted?
Re: Gulp.js
#3There are hundreds of awesome articles about Gulp, why is this one (small and uninformative) getting submitted?
From the HN guidelines (http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html): "Please don't submit comments complaining that a submission is inappropriate for the site." - If you think the submission is inappropriate, flag it, otherwise just let the community decide whether it's worth upvoting or not.
Re: Gulp.js
#4There are hundreds of awesome articles about Gulp, why is this one (small and uninformative) getting submitted?
This is the second or third article that has been posted as a webdeveloperjuice story and they have all been small, unoriginal summaries of some other article with a small link to the real article at the bottom.
I can't imagine someone actually feels this is HN worthy so I am an inkling that the submitter might have a vested interest in the website itself.
Re: Gulp.js
#5There are hundreds of awesome articles about Gulp, why is this one (small and uninformative) getting submitted?
From the HN guidelines ( http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html ): "Please don't submit comments complaining that a submission is inappropriate for the site." - If you think the submission is inappropriate, flag it, otherwise just let the community decide whether it's worth upvoting or not.
Do you need a certain amount of points before you can flag something? I can't seem to find the link anywhere.
Re: Gulp.js
#6There are hundreds of awesome articles about Gulp, why is this one (small and uninformative) getting submitted?
I found it interesting with the hope that people will like this.
Re: Gulp.js
#7There are hundreds of awesome articles about Gulp, why is this one (small and uninformative) getting submitted?
This is the second or third article that has been posted as a webdeveloperjuice story and they have all been small, unoriginal summaries of some other article with a small link to the real article at the bottom. I can't imagine someone actually feels this is HN worthy so I am an inkling that the submitter might have a vested interest in the website itself.
This site is good enough with its tutorials,and giving credited to the sources aswell.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
From the HN guidelines ( http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html ): "Please don't submit comments complaining that a submission is inappropriate for the site." - If you think the submission is inappropriate, flag it, otherwise just let the community decide whether it's worth upvoting or not.
Do you need a certain amount of points before you can flag something? I can't seem to find the link anywhere.
Yes, just checked and the guidelines do mention there is a karma threshold.
Re: Gulp.js
#9There are hundreds of awesome articles about Gulp, why is this one (small and uninformative) getting submitted?
When complaining about the quality of a submission and pointing out that far better example exist on the same subject, you can avoid (or at least reduce the instances of) downvotes and counter complains by citing some of the better examples you are talking about.