What happened when ‘Fake Steve Jobs’ went to work for a real software company
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#4I don't know if it's a voting ring, inattentive readers clicking based on the headlines, or what, but it has to stop.
Re: What happened when ‘Fake Steve Jobs’ went to work for a real software company
#5Hubspot sounds awful, but it's not as bad as whatever keeps pushing this to the front page. I don't know if it's a voting ring, inattentive readers clicking based on the headlines, or what, but it has to stop.
As an aside, is there some way that someone can update the story title to include "Hubspot" so that it's more apparent that it's promotion of the author's book?
Re: What happened when ‘Fake Steve Jobs’ went to work for a real software company
#6Hubspot sounds awful, but it's not as bad as whatever keeps pushing this to the front page. I don't know if it's a voting ring, inattentive readers clicking based on the headlines, or what, but it has to stop.
Re: What happened when ‘Fake Steve Jobs’ went to work for a real software company
#7This story on the front page again?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11463434 (678 points, 8 days ago, 432 comments)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11430596 (248 points, 12 days, 189 comments)
Re: What happened when ‘Fake Steve Jobs’ went to work for a real software company
#8Re: What happened when ‘Fake Steve Jobs’ went to work for a real software company
#9Hubspot sounds awful, but it's not as bad as whatever keeps pushing this to the front page. I don't know if it's a voting ring, inattentive readers clicking based on the headlines, or what, but it has to stop.