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If that's the case, then you should change the tone of your post. You obviously don't realize this, but it makes you sound petty, and makes it seem as though y
by steve8918 15y ago
If that's the case, then you should change the tone of your post. You obviously don't realize this, but it makes you sound petty, and makes it seem as though you're blaming your failure on "those stupid teachers that didn't realize how great my software was".
- studiofellow 15y agoWhen I wrote the post, I realized there was a danger in that. I think the wording I landed on is blunt but fair. I still really don't think it's an issue of "those stupid teachers that didn't realize how great my software was." ( However if I'm honest, I did think that on a couple of my more challenging days.) I think teachers just don't want software for everyday tasks.
- drewcrawford 15y agoI thought that initially, but upon reflection, I think he struck the right tone. He's not writing marketing materials for teachers to buy his product, he's providing a stern warning to other hackers making the same mistakes. So for that purpose the language was quite effective.
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