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You're complaining that you can't tell what this HN submission is about from the top-voted comment alone, and you actually have to read the submission? I've se

• Vinnl 8y ago
  I think it's not so much a complaint, as a suggestion to include a short recap of what the project is in the introduction of release announcements. I don't think OP was so much annoyed, as much as that they considered that it's a smart thing marketing-wise: those who don't know what the project is are unlikely to read on to the third paragraph. See e.g. Rust, which does this really well: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2018/08/02/Rust-1.28.html https://blog.rust-lang.org/2018/08/02/Rust-1.28.html
  • johnonolan 8y ago
    Fair point, I probably could've included some useful context there - thanks for the tip!
    • Vinnl 8y ago
      Thank dethswatch, it was their tip (although it's flagged right now) - I just interpreted it by assuming good intentions :)
• FlipperBucket 8y ago
  > You're complaining that you can't tell what this HN submission is about from the top-voted comment alone Nope. johnonolan's post is top and it explains about as much as the site. Not much at all. There's an animated thing going on a page break down from the top, but the site is so jam-packed with marketspeak and vagary that it shouldn't be surprising. Also, I still don't know what it is. Compare that with Codesandbox (also on HN) which is straightforward.