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That's a great point; the author is a very worthy contributor and deserves gratitude. But where's the line? Should user popularity be used to dictate whether
by lwhi 16y ago
That's a great point; the author is a very worthy contributor and deserves gratitude.
But where's the line?
Should user popularity be used to dictate whether a post - which is solely focused advertising a product - lives?
- kmfrk 16y agoUser popularity has little to do with what I wrote. :) I think it's find to have a rule set, but rigid lines will rarely help when applied to real-life cases. I'm sure pg suggests using your own gut feeling and common sense when weighing the merit of a submission. Don't sweat the details.
- lwhi 16y agoHmm.. I think user popularity definitely has something to do with what you wrote. The user in question is popular for a very good reason, but that doesn't really change the fact :) Personally, I think that if a post doesn't directly provoke conversation, maybe it shouldn't be posted.