Hopping aboard the praise train.. my two interactions with @dang include: 1. I made my first submission to HN many years ago. I got an email helpfully suggesti

Hopping aboard the praise train.. my two interactions with @dang include: 1. I made my first submission to HN many years ago. I got an email helpfully suggesting edits to better present the content. It ended with a "Thanks for posting good things to Hacker News" - that part stuck with me, I thought it was nice. 2. I had a later submission that I thought would be an instant hit, but it didn't get traction. I emailed HN to see if it's okay to resubmit. @dang responded with tips on how to get traction, then ended the email with: "Good luck! It's hard to predict what HN will find interesting, and so few posts end up 'making it' with this audience that I hope you don't feel bad either way." @dang is a good person that cares about HN content and the people that use it.