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Community is unfortunately increasingly hard to find in this world, especially as we pile on the decades.
by hkmurakami 7y ago
Community is unfortunately increasingly hard to find in this world, especially as we pile on the decades.
- subhobroto 7y agoThat's not true. You grow a community. Your community is what you make of it I wrote in some details about the challenge, the U.S. faces, here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20557757 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20557757
- icelancer 7y agoCan you not spam your link in EVERY comment here?
- subhobroto 7y agoHi! It's not "my" link. It's a hyperlink to a comment that I made here elsewhere that I think a person might like. Are you upset that I'm trying to hyperlink to a comment that I made here elsewhere that I feel the person I responded to might find interesting? Or are you upset that the text of the link itself is too long? Or is your concern that the comment I hyperlinked to is irrelevant? I would like the feedback of the person whose response resonated with me and thus placed the link there. I don't like repeating myself over and over again. I prefer not having fragmented conversations if it can be helped. Hyperlinking is the killer feature of the web, I think, so I use it. How would you go about this yourself?
- dang 7y agoDoing it several times is perhaps a bit excessive. It gives the impression that you're using the thread to promote something rather than converse with the specific person you're replying to.