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i totally agree. unfortunately this is how i earn part of my income. reading all sort of tech news, gathering the info, and use it to help clients get on the bo
by rokhayakebe 19y ago
i totally agree. unfortunately this is how i earn part of my income. reading all sort of tech news, gathering the info, and use it to help clients get on the boat.
- technoguyrob 19y agoThat's fine. Please, though, write properly (i.e., capitalization and spelling). You can take the time. We are a community that would really, really prefer it.
- rokhayakebe 19y ago"we". I think your comment implies that you are a veteran of this community and that I am the fresh rookie who needs guidance. Well, I guess you have learned quite a lot in the last 58 days and 12 submissions to be in a position to "we" me. Seriously, I am going to try to make you happy and write properly, but in return I am hoping you will tone your expectation as far as grammar and spelling a tiny bit. Look at the design of this site, it eliminates anything not necessary, but if you must insist that I hit shift about 11 times, just so you understand me no more than if I did not, then I will. Lastly since you are that upset about the capitalization I would suggest you stop looking at your username because your golden rule doesn't apply there, and neither does it on the reply button. EDIT: Even the sentences in your comment are not well structured.
- chrisbroadfoot 19y agoUse moar paragraphs.
- rokhayakebe 19y agowhat is "moar"? Drink your own koolaid
- jkush 19y agoI think he's referring to your usage of "u". Adding four characters to your title isn't that hard, and the above poster "newbie" or not is right, I think we'd all prefer to see "you" instead of "u".
- AndyKelley 19y ago"u've" has got to be the most interesting grammatical construct I've seen online. I mean look at it, it's like he's trying to be correct, but not at the same time.
- gruseom 19y agoHey, that's a subtle observation. I wonder what linguists would call this. It looks a bit like an overcorrection (the classic example of that is when people use "I" as an object, as in Bill Clinton's famous campaign line, "That's very important to Al Gore and I"). But I'm not sure it's the same thing.
- rokhayakebe 19y agoI would prefer you to use a different username. i am 100% sure jkush is not your real name, but is close to it. now why don't you drink your own koolaid and not morphed words. You have done the same with your username as I have done with "u". jkush. are you serious?
- jkush 19y agoThat, sir, is bizarre logic.
- swombat 19y agoLol, you have one hell of an attitude problem. downmods all posts by rokhayakebe
- rokhayakebe 19y agogo ahead. be my guest. if this makes you any happier. i could give you a good 200 and still be ahead of you. frankly i can care the less i am not running a popularity contest, i think that is what makes the difference between YC and other communities. you can downmod all day, i can really care the less. what do you think will happen if i ask 10 people to go and downmod you all day. i outsource by trade, so believe it, when i say you will end up with 0 karma points in less than 57 minutes.
- randallsquared 19y agoI've got a month or so on you. Will you listen to me? I thought not. ;)
- rokhayakebe 19y agoYour Karma speaks for itself. 428 days. 268 karma points. 1, really 1 submission.
- swombat 19y agoIf your job is to read news for research then perhaps you should get on the case and do your own evaluation of the best sources of news for your research.
- rokhayakebe 19y agoDude, I am not asking you to tell me how to improve my job. Maybe in another post I will. If you cannot answer my question, then you should hold your peace forever. I am not interested in your advices. Post news links or Comment on someone else's posts. that's all.
- hollywoodcole 19y agoYou just Lost 22 Karma for not taking a suggestion. Constructive criticism is not a bad thing.