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Right, because HN is the customer service department for the site hosting the article that somebody submitted a link to. And because "unreadable on mobile" is s
by mwfunk 10y ago
Right, because HN is the customer service department for the site hosting the article that somebody submitted a link to. And because "unreadable on mobile" is such an informative statement that contains so much useful data about why it was hard to read and what it was hard to read on. Surely you weren't downvoted for those reasons. Nah, it's just HN being HN.
- sklogic 10y agoIt is informative enough for an author (if he's around) to take an action. Anyone else should just pass by, nothing to see here.
- Retra 10y agoThey did pass it by, and it was down-voted for its irrelevance to the vast majority of users. Then you went and complained about down-votes (with a dismissive insult, no less), like that was an acceptable response. If you make a post that most people don't need to see, then don't worry about the down-votes. When you're getting down-voted for writing something most people do need to see, then there's a problem.