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Don’t know how many up/down votes you’re getting, but a more polite wording is something like: “In case others find this useful, this is why I built statusnoti
by burlesona 7y ago
Don’t know how many up/down votes you’re getting, but a more polite wording is something like:
“In case others find this useful, this is why I built statusnotify.com. I got a notification about this 14 minutes ago.”
Since the reply is directly in context to an outage and is obviously helpful, I don’t think you need to apologize for plugging your thing, as long as you make it clear it’s your thing.
Service looks neat by the way, thanks for sharing. :)
- kamizoo 7y agoThanks for the suggestion and taking a look :) Completely agree!
- celticmusic 7y agoI didn't find his reply non-polite, just personal. Why do we expect people to be impersonal all the time?
- burlesona 7y agoEr, sorry, ironically bad wording on my part. There was a sibling comment calling out the OP for self-promotion and I was trying to suggest an alternative wording that might have avoided that. Not really "politeness" more like... "cordial self-promotion?" Words are fun :)
- jng 7y agoI didn't find it impolite at all, either.