Why Boot Is Relevant for The Clojure Ecosystem

dang wrote: post #3

minimaxir wrote: post #2

Don't ask for upvotes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/martinklepsch/status/530419548177301506

We prefer to say please don't. :)

sudo don't ask for upvotes on Twitter. :P

Re: Why Boot Is Relevant for The Clojure Ecosystem

#5

Post by mklappstuhl » Thu, Nov 06, 2014, 8:36 PM UTC

minimaxir wrote: post #2

Don't ask for upvotes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/martinklepsch/status/530419548177301506

I wasn't aware that this is discouraged. Is that part of the guidelines? I couldn't find the relevant section at brief skimming/ctrl-f.

Re: Why Boot Is Relevant for The Clojure Ecosystem

#6

Post by minimaxir » Thu, Nov 06, 2014, 8:44 PM UTC

mklappstuhl wrote: post #5

minimaxir wrote: post #2

Don't ask for upvotes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/martinklepsch/status/530419548177301506

I wasn't aware that this is discouraged. Is that part of the guidelines? I couldn't find the relevant section at brief skimming/ctrl-f.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html

Re: Why Boot Is Relevant for The Clojure Ecosystem

#7

Post by klibertp » Thu, Nov 06, 2014, 9:50 PM UTC

mklappstuhl wrote: post #5

minimaxir wrote: post #2

Don't ask for upvotes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/martinklepsch/status/530419548177301506

I wasn't aware that this is discouraged. Is that part of the guidelines? I couldn't find the relevant section at brief skimming/ctrl-f.

HN does "voting ring detection" IIRC and penalizes heavily news which are upvoted by many people in a short time. There is some logic to differentiate between voting rings and genuinely very interesting articles, but I don't know any specifics. Anyway, posting a link to HN submission anywhere else than HN has a good chance of making this submission dead.