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I didn't say the guy was wrong. I said he wasn't going to change anything by standing outside and complaining. I think your argument supports that idea. Maybe i

by dash2 4y ago

I didn't say the guy was wrong. I said he wasn't going to change anything by standing outside and complaining. I think your argument supports that idea. Maybe in an ideal world people would be very open to drive-by critique. In reality, not so.

svnpenn 4y ago
From experience, I find the better option is to just move on. You can only shout at a wall for so long, before you realize that you're wasting your time. So you make your concerns heard (which this guy did), and you move on. If people want to take the advice to heart, great, but its not likely. Plenty of other languages to use, and plenty of other software to use.