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Re: Show HN: Show HN

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post #7

so hacker news is splitting into subreddits. cool. (although subreddits is not the right term... ) what other future subreddits are planned?

I'd imagine that "Ask HN" would be another major sub-heading.

Re: Show HN: Show HN

#15
Great work! I love when organic user behaviors are recognized and made first class features.

Allow me to emphasize something from the Show HN Guidelines[1]:

> Be respectful. Anyone sharing creative work is making a contribution, however modest.

> Ask questions out of curiosity. Don't cross-examine.

> Instead of "you're doing it wrong", suggest alternatives. When someone is learning, help them learn more.

> When something isn't good, you needn't pretend that it is. But in that case, consider saying nothing.

The comments section of Show HN posts are not an invitation for you to tear someone apart for your own self-aggrandizing glory. If you want to be helpful, be constructive. If you don't want to be helpful, don't bother.

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html

Re: Show HN: Show HN

#16
post #14
post #7

so hacker news is splitting into subreddits. cool. (although subreddits is not the right term... ) what other future subreddits are planned?

I'd imagine that "Ask HN" would be another major sub-heading.

Umm... It already is.

https://news.ycombinator.com/ask

Re: Show HN: Show HN

#17
Glad to see this implemented...now on to the feature creep!

Sometimes the submitters use a text post, which I imagine they do because they want to give some context to the project that may not be ideal to present prominently on a landing page, but which likely cuts down on click-throughs (because of the slight inconvenience of users having to find the link to click through to in the text post).

Maybe it's worth having a post-type...for submitters only...in which the submitter gets first say and a click-through title? And those who use it for non-Show-HN submissions are mercilessly flagged to oblivion? Sometimes the submitter's first-comments are buried depending on the type of discussions that occur.

Re: Show HN: Show HN

#19

Great work! I love when organic user behaviors are recognized and made first class features. Allow me to emphasize something from the Show HN Guidelines[1]: > Be respectful. Anyone sharing creative work is making a contribution, however modest. > Ask questions out of curiosity. Don't cross-examine. > Instead of "you're doing it wrong", suggest alternatives. When someone is learning, help them learn more. > When somet…

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Re: Show HN: Show HN

#20
post #6

Neat! I'm curious as to what percent of posts made to HN are Show vs. Other.

Using the data from a previous HN analysis of all posts until Feb 2014 [1], I've found that 1.45% of all submissions are Show HN submissions. (but that only found 18,000 submissions. If you use the given 24,000 submissions and the current number of articles [1.3m], the percentage is 1.75%)

I have the data loaded if you have any other Show HN questions.

[1] http://minimaxir.com/2014/02/hacking-hacker-news/

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