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I agree. In general, I aim to never use emojis within a post like this because that leaves too much up in the air for interpretation. I did find it a bit high h
by brogrammernot 9y ago
I agree. In general, I aim to never use emojis within a post like this because that leaves too much up in the air for interpretation. I did find it a bit high horse, and subtle jabs, albeit still jabs at the original article's author.
Left a bad taste in my mouth when I finished reading it.
I can understand the author's frustration when the user's criticism is unfounded in many areas but his points could've been made without the tongue in cheek comments.
It's a double standard for sure, but it's the same concept as when you're responding to a potential troll on social media. You don't want to add fuel to the fire.
- danabramov 9y agoThanks for sharing! I edited the post in response to the negative feedback here, so I'd appreciate if you could give it another look and let me know if there's something else jumping out.
- brogrammernot 9y agoIt looks quite good! In all fairness, I wanted to make sure your points were heard clearly and I felt the tongue in cheek comments distracted from the clear explanation of how the author was offbase and incorrect. Looking forward to the future releases of React!