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This is the kind of content that could've been at LinkedIn for /r/LinkedInLunatics to drool over. The only thing that's missing is the vertical line spacing. W

This is the kind of content that could've been at LinkedIn for /r/LinkedInLunatics to drool over. The only thing that's missing is the vertical line spacing. Why is this on top of HN? "Mind blown, I just learned about the concept of treating people nicely regardless of their job"?

johnfn 4y ago
I don't know; the article is hardly self-aggrandizing (which is the primary attribute I see on /r/LinkedInLunatics), and certainly some of us could appreciate the reminder, myself included. Do we really have to be all intellectual, all the time on HN?
- deelly 4y ago
  > Do we really have to be all intellectual, all the time on HN? Actually why not? We have a lot of "just to evoke emotions" social media platforms out there.
  - jack_pp 4y ago
    I suspect most of HN doesn't use those
    - deelly 4y ago
      Definitely. Probably for a reason.
cma 4y ago
> Why is this on top of HN? "Mind blown, I just learned about the concept of treating people nicely regardless of their job"? I don't see anything wrong with the post. Treating nicely can surely be extended to its author as well.
- makach 4y ago
  I agree, treat OP nicely. Also, I'll use this opportunity to quote the great philosopher Scooter "It's nice to be important, but it is more important to be nice!"