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I know this isn't your actual question, but I think you should consider if the tone of your article represents the company you're trying to build. To me it rea
by notmyfuture 5y ago
I know this isn't your actual question, but I think you should consider if the tone of your article represents the company you're trying to build. To me it reads as informal (comparison table "yes but weird), jokey (meme at top) & one-sided (can't find one point you lose at). It feels like poking at your competitor, not like an attempt at a neutral comparison. Now they're poking back via lawyers.
Maybe you do need a lawyer in this instance, maybe not, but if you're committed to this style when dealing with competitors you'll likely need a lawyer in the future.
- robbiejs 5y agoThank you for comments and for reading the article. I appreciate it very much! Based on your feedback and other comments in this thread, I have realized that the jokey/cocky tone of voice (including the article's images) is damaging what I am trying to build, more than it helps what I am trying to build/communicate. I am taking the article offline and will later replace it with a more mature no-nonsense comparison table.
- notmyfuture 5y agoGood on you for considering other perspectives, and acting. Many people only come to reinforce their existing ideas. FWIW your product itself looks good, if I'm ever in the market for a Datagrid type component, I'll consider it.
- robbiejs 5y agoThank you, appreciate it!