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The question is if the feedback is in line with the announcement. Basically the same a pointing out a spelling error on a single slide in a CS class. You are t
by madsbuch 6y ago
The question is if the feedback is in line with the announcement.
Basically the same a pointing out a spelling error on a single slide in a CS class. You are technically correct about the feedback, but it is misplaced and not worth spending time on in class.
- jeltz 6y agoGiven that this post was about a website redesign I feel his comment seems on topic.
- madsbuch 6y agoPersonally I'd say the issues are not about the design, but infrastructure and potentially UX (dependent on who that target group is, how their usage pattern is, etc.).
- _joel 6y agoIt's not. For starters you need to get the repo, make a branch, do the changes add tests, you may need an account to raise the PR on whatever platform, then there's possibly a CLA to raise. Whereas whoever raised the submission in the first place probably has some interaction with the project, therefore mentioning this in HN could then be taken by the submitter and raised as a feature request so someone could make a PR.