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Maybe people just didn't like the article.

• raganwald 19y ago
  At the moment I checked, 101 people liked it and 30 did not: http://reddit.com/r/programming/info/67xk0/details http://reddit.com/r/programming/info/67xk0/details AFAICT, none of the six comments I've seen on reddit are critical, but on the other hand they don't praise it either.
  • yawn 19y ago
    At least 30 people (the ones who voted) didn't like your article. A lot of your articles have shown up on Reddit, in part due to your strong branding of yourself. Maybe some people are tired of seeing them. Who knows? Apparently it is enough to get you whining about the site that made you popular.
    • raganwald 19y ago
      Who's wining? My article made the top ten on programming.reddit.com. That is very positive from my perspective. I was pointing out a difference in character between the two sites. I get the feeling that perhaps _you_ are tired of my writing. That's a completely reasonable feeling to have, and if you feel strongly about it, I have good news for you: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/8751 http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/8751 Cheerio.