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a) PG has said that they will determinedly keep the place focused, and b) Reddit did exactly what you're saying, and now look where it is.
by ecuzzillo 19y ago
a) PG has said that they will determinedly keep the place focused, and
b) Reddit did exactly what you're saying, and now look where it is.
- danielha 19y agoa) Look around some more. An article about CSS hacks might not be a "startup article", but it may definitely be of interest to startup founders. This is decidedly different from an article about, say, Spider-man 3's box office success. b) Excuse me? Nothing is off topic on Reddit.
- ecuzzillo 19y agob) I can read, I swear! (I totally missed the thing about blatantly off topic. Dunno what I was thinking.)
- davidw 19y agoLet's try a test: - Who here is creating or has created a web page for their startup? Did it use some CSS? - Who here has dealt with unions for their startup? PG's article is not even practical in its treatment of unions, something that is a highly political topic. I guess politics is where I would really start to draw a line... some economics is ok, but PG isn't an economist, and this article, right or wrong, has little relevance for most of us here. I'm not judging the article itself, but I hope in the future that that sort of discussion can be left to reddit. I sympathise with the point that "it's a tight community", but these things usually start to head downhill. I like to talk politics and economics myself, and would certainly enjoy doing so more here than on reddit, but if we all started posting articles about those sorts of things, I could see it becoming a bit too prevalent...