Kobe Bryant had startup work ethic
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Kobe Bryant had startup work ethic
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Re: Kobe Bryant had startup work ethic
#2Can someone explain why “Kobe Bryant has died” submissions seem to all be getting deleted, but the ones that approach it from a tangent (like this one) aren’t?
I have seen plenty of “x has died” posts on HN for people who ostensibly have nothing to do with HN’s core topics. For example, Terry Jones received such a submission with nearly a hundred responses just a few days ago.
Why is this different?
Re: Kobe Bryant had startup work ethic
#3Can someone explain why “Kobe Bryant has died” submissions seem to all be getting deleted, but the ones that approach it from a tangent (like this one) aren’t? I have seen plenty of “x has died” posts on HN for people who ostensibly have nothing to do with HN’s core topics. For example, Terry Jones received such a submission with nearly a hundred responses just a few days ago. Why is this different?
Yes, this is very disturbing as a person of color.
Re: Kobe Bryant had startup work ethic
#4Can someone explain why “Kobe Bryant has died” submissions seem to all be getting deleted, but the ones that approach it from a tangent (like this one) aren’t? I have seen plenty of “x has died” posts on HN for people who ostensibly have nothing to do with HN’s core topics. For example, Terry Jones received such a submission with nearly a hundred responses just a few days ago. Why is this different?
Here's a tech/startup-related tangent to hack the submission guidelines:
Will this tragic accident completely sour the idea of air commuting to the public, thus rendering Uber's efforts moot?
Re: Kobe Bryant had startup work ethic
#5Can someone explain why “Kobe Bryant has died” submissions seem to all be getting deleted, but the ones that approach it from a tangent (like this one) aren’t? I have seen plenty of “x has died” posts on HN for people who ostensibly have nothing to do with HN’s core topics. For example, Terry Jones received such a submission with nearly a hundred responses just a few days ago. Why is this different?
Yes, this is very disturbing as a person of color.
i submitted yesterday and couldn't find my post. not sure what's going on.
Re: Kobe Bryant had startup work ethic
#6Can someone explain why “Kobe Bryant has died” submissions seem to all be getting deleted, but the ones that approach it from a tangent (like this one) aren’t? I have seen plenty of “x has died” posts on HN for people who ostensibly have nothing to do with HN’s core topics. For example, Terry Jones received such a submission with nearly a hundred responses just a few days ago. Why is this different?
Here's a tech/startup-related tangent to hack the submission guidelines: Will this tragic accident completely sour the idea of air commuting to the public, thus rendering Uber's efforts moot? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22141293
But the Terry Jones one wasn’t doing anything like that. The title and article was simply about his death.