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I like the use of "We" and "our" in the disclaimer--a nice touch that makes you sound a lot bigger than one person (Currently under the impression that its jus
by MaxGabriel 15y ago
I like the use of "We" and "our" in the disclaimer--a nice touch that makes you sound a lot bigger than one person
(Currently under the impression that its just Snikolic who made this)
- snikolic 15y agoActually, it's the other way around. I've been been falsely answering all of the posts here on HN in the first person. The site was really built by a "we". Robert (not an HN member, sadly) is a designer, and my co-founder at http://www.flock.fm http://www.flock.fm. We were bored of working on Flock on Saturday, started talking politics, and took a few hours to whip this up together.
- rmatteso 15y agoA member now, apparently! Thought it was worth chiming in. I think it's safe to say that the site has a bias - but we're not claiming otherwise. This is as much activism as journalism - though I believe the facts we present are correct. Personally, I'm biased in favor of education and discourse - and I'm pleased that some has been generated by my and snikolic's efforts.