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The 'proper approach' would presumably be to report this bug to them directly, to ensure that the right people see it, rather than assuming that downvotes are c

• throw7332 6y ago
  Ah, it seems you're either unfamiliar with the culture at HelloSign, or a proponent of it. With that lot, the assumption isn't much of a stretch.
• summitsummit 6y ago
  > The 'proper approach' would presumably be to report this bug to them directly That's rather presumptuous of you, as it implies your goals are more correct than anyone else's. Perhaps next time the following would be more accurate: > The 'proper approach' for me would presumably be to report this bug to them directly
• babuskov 6y ago
  > The 'proper approach' would presumably be to report this bug to them directly, to ensure that the right people see it I do that for products where I'm a customer and I actually care about using. I got to sign that HelloSign document because one of my business partners requested it, so if anyone should report bugs, it would be them. This was my first time using HelloSign, and it left a bad first impression. I just find it amusing that they are bragging on top of HN about a product feature that doesn't even work properly. > rather than assuming that downvotes are coming from the company! Who else then?
  • Kiro 6y ago
    I downvoted you because of your edit. Extremely obnoxious accusing employees of downvote brigades with no proof whatsoever. > Please don't post insinuations about astroturfing, shilling, brigading, foreign agents and the like. > Please don't comment about the voting on comments. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
  • rat9988 6y ago
    >Who else then? Me.