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learn.mean.io - new mean stack documentation
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Re: learn.mean.io - new mean stack documentation
#22great way to gather the tools you want, work make your work easier, set-up work consistently with others or in an org.
Re: learn.mean.io - new mean stack documentation
#23mean stack really needed the documentation
Re: learn.mean.io - new mean stack documentation
#24finally! thx!
Re: learn.mean.io - new mean stack documentation
#25I think you should be a tad less obvious when using puppet accounts to upvote your own submissions
Re: learn.mean.io - new mean stack documentation
#26I think you should be a tad less obvious when using puppet accounts to upvote your own submissions
Some people will tweet[1] when they post something to HN. Sometimes they'll ask for upvotes and comments.
I kind of feel sorry for them because apparently the software is good at spotting this behaviour and penalising the post.
This submission was, as you say, really freaking obvious.
Re: learn.mean.io - new mean stack documentation
#27I think you should be a tad less obvious when using puppet accounts to upvote your own submissions
He did the same thing on a previous post as well:
Re: learn.mean.io - new mean stack documentation
#28I think you should be a tad less obvious when using puppet accounts to upvote your own submissions
They are not puppet accounts they are my peers and friends which I asked to upvote.
All of them are real people that know mean.io and use daily or have used it in the past.
I am not very HN savvy and have no idea what is the right practice to promote something I've posted and that i believe is valuable.
Is there some kind of guideline?
Re: learn.mean.io - new mean stack documentation
#29I think you should be a tad less obvious when using puppet accounts to upvote your own submissions
Some people will tweet[1] when they post something to HN. Sometimes they'll ask for upvotes and comments. I kind of feel sorry for them because apparently the software is good at spotting this behaviour and penalising the post. This submission was, as you say, really freaking obvious.
Some people are also clueless (in this occasion - me) but I'm willing to learn.
So asking people to up-vote in social media is a No-No?