1/3 of Basecamp employees accept buyouts
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Re: 1/3 of Basecamp employees accept buyouts
#2duplicate, please check before submitting
Re: 1/3 of Basecamp employees accept buyouts
#3duplicate, please check before submitting https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26998127 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26998018
You left the same comment on my post, but at the time I submitted there was nothing in the topic in the front page, nothing in the new queue, and the url had not been submitted.
In a system like this, duplicates are not the fault of the submitter, they are an inevitable consequence of the system.
Re: 1/3 of Basecamp employees accept buyouts
#4duplicate, please check before submitting https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26998127 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26998018
You left the same comment on my post, but at the time I submitted there was nothing in the topic in the front page, nothing in the new queue, and the url had not been submitted. In a system like this, duplicates are not the fault of the submitter, they are an inevitable consequence of the system.
Use the search function? Things don't need to be on new or on the front page to be dupes.
Re: 1/3 of Basecamp employees accept buyouts
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
You left the same comment on my post, but at the time I submitted there was nothing in the topic in the front page, nothing in the new queue, and the url had not been submitted. In a system like this, duplicates are not the fault of the submitter, they are an inevitable consequence of the system.
Use the search function? Things don't need to be on new or on the front page to be dupes.
I used the search function for the page I wanted to post.
Looks like it has been unsuppressed now:
Re: 1/3 of Basecamp employees accept buyouts
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
Use the search function? Things don't need to be on new or on the front page to be dupes.
I used the search function for the page I wanted to post. Looks like it has been unsuppressed now: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26999082
more useful to just search for a keyword like "basecamp", at least when it comes to actual "news" that is reported from multiple sources, since it's not just about exact matches (vs if you are submitting someones private blog about some fun tech thing, it's relatively unlikely that there's a content dupe from another source, although that also sometimes happen if some news outlet wrote about the blog post and that got submitted - which it shouldn't, but happens)