How to complain (2024)
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How to complain (2024)
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Re: How to complain (2024)
#2Reposted because it did not take off last time it was posted. Since the author recently passed and I thought it would be nice to give it a second chance. While it's still available.
Re: How to complain (2024)
#3Reposted because it did not take off last time it was posted. Since the author recently passed and I thought it would be nice to give it a second chance. While it's still available.
I like the sleeping kitty thing.
There’s nothing wrong with the post. I basically agree, but I don’t see it as front page HN stuff.
Re: How to complain (2024)
#4Reposted because it did not take off last time it was posted. Since the author recently passed and I thought it would be nice to give it a second chance. While it's still available.
I like the sleeping kitty thing. There’s nothing wrong with the post. I basically agree, but I don’t see it as front page HN stuff.
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Re: How to complain (2024)
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Re: How to complain (2024)
#6Anyone else tired of others policing how to speak? I think society as a whole is pretty burnt out on this and it leads to some pretty bad second order effects.
Re: How to complain (2024)
#7Anyone else tired of others policing how to speak? I think society as a whole is pretty burnt out on this and it leads to some pretty bad second order effects.
In this case it's not about offense or whatever but effective communication. Seems focused on reviewing prs.
Re: How to complain (2024)
#8Funnily enough, the author does not take their own advice. They say you should motivate with background first, but in that article, they put the motivating background at the very end, after their suggestion is provided without any motivation.
However, given that the whole article pretty much fits on a single screen, that can be mostly excused.
Re: How to complain (2024)
#9Reposted because it did not take off last time it was posted. Since the author recently passed and I thought it would be nice to give it a second chance. While it's still available.
I like the sleeping kitty thing. There’s nothing wrong with the post. I basically agree, but I don’t see it as front page HN stuff.
The sleeping kitty is from, or perhaps descended from, https://webneko.net/
To the decorative text behind the kitty, I would add that it's almost always helpful to include some form of praise and redirect, for example, "The current approach of doing X has worked well, but aspect Y could be improved by doing Z."
Re: How to complain (2024)
#10Reposted because it did not take off last time it was posted. Since the author recently passed and I thought it would be nice to give it a second chance. While it's still available.
Who was the author?