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Not mentioning what fuse is in first paragraph is epic PR fail.
by dvh 8y ago
Not mentioning what fuse is in first paragraph is epic PR fail.
- stuaxo 8y agoAll they had to write is "Fuse, the blahde blah blah blah is now ..."
- hennsen 8y agoWell. If I’m a regular reader of a blog I definitely don’t want to read such an explanation again and again and again... On the top of the page i read „Create better native apps for iOS and Android with a new...“ (iphone se and accoring screen resolution, might look different elsewhere). So i know the rough subject it’s about. I agree that the first / every mention of the product name can be a hyperlink that shows me more details/full product Website. Thats unintrusive for regular readers and gives full info at a click for new readers. As it is now i have to read multiple paragraphs until getting to such a link, that can be optimized.
- giancarlostoro 8y agoCould be as simple as showing an on hover tooltip above the words that not everybody might know about (e.g. products they offer / projects).
- hennsen 8y agoHow/why is a tooltip (that can only contain a few words / one or two sentences with the same info already written above as i describe it) better than a link to the full webpage?
- giancarlostoro 8y agoThat works too, it's early in the east coast :)
- JepZ 8y agoI am not sure if that matters anymore. Somehow that announcement reads as "we are dropping the product, therefore we are donating it to the open source community". I don't know if I am interpreting too much into that announcement.
- Fellshard 8y agoDoubly so when they're apparently talking about a now-useless open fuse.