4 ms·
My best guess would be because the blog post was rather uninformative and it would seem that enough people clicked the "flag" link for the story to get killed.
by brk 16y ago
My best guess would be because the blog post was rather uninformative and it would seem that enough people clicked the "flag" link for the story to get killed.
Sorry, but your blog post really doesn't convey anything useful about how the sale of your hooptie somehow even remotely relates to startups or things that "hackers find interesting" (paraphrasing).
- talbina 16y agoSo why did it get 15 upvotes?
- MediaSquirrel 16y agoSure, that's one perspective that's perfectly valid. But for something that doesn't remotely relate to things that "hackers find interesting," it got a lot of upvotes. I have no problem––obviously––with people not liking stories or thinking they're boring, but why kill something that's obviously popular with at least some segment of the community.