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It's in the first paragraph of the README in the github repo and th3 second paragraph on the website. I'm not sure what more can be asked of the author.
by frob 4y ago
It's in the first paragraph of the README in the github repo and th3 second paragraph on the website. I'm not sure what more can be asked of the author.
- TimTheTinker 4y agoThanks - I didn't even notice there was content below the fold on the web site (I'm on a desktop browser). How about saying so above the fold?
- wszfahwbwbaha 4y agoHow about you stop being so pedantic and admit it when you're wrong instead of digging a deeper, dumber hole.
- TimTheTinker 4y agoThis is a real design problem - many web sites do this. Saying so and suggesting an alternative isn't being pedantic.
- drivebycomment 4y ago> It does seem rather disingenuous that the product page makes no mention that the author didn't do the heavy lifting, It does seem rather disingenuous that your replies make no mention of admission for making a factually incorrect statement in the first reply. Not a big deal to me personally, but it is not surprising that some people see this as being petty.
- TimTheTinker 4y agoThanks for clarifying. I did think saying "Thanks" to the person who corrected me is a straightforward admission that I was wrong... if not - yes, I was wrong. To the downvoters above: is a "thanks" to a correcting comment not enough on HN? Also, was it rude to say hiding content "below the fold" is a design problem? This is a very odd thread to me - like I was being chased down by pedants who are calling me pedantic.
- wszfahwbwbaha 4y agoSeems you think everyone besides yourself is always the issue...maybe self reflect a bit
- sarmasamosarma 4y ago