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Does anyone actually care about this type of news?

• tenderlove 15y ago
  Yes.
• cookiestack 15y ago
  I <3 this news, especially as we are happy users of Ember.js :)
• cheap 15y ago
  Capitalists, obviously.
• raganwald 15y ago
  Does anyone have to ask this question when they can simply observe the upvote count at their leisure? ;-)
  • wavephorm 15y ago
    It's not democracy if there's only an upvote.
    • cjfont 15y ago
      Sure there is, upvote something else you think is more interesting!
    • raganwald 15y ago
      Odd, that’s exactly how we do things up here in Canada: You vote for the candidate you like. There is no way to vote against anybody. Just like the HN front page, there is only room for the candidate who gets the most votes to win a seat in Parliament, so our democracy functions without downvotes. How does it work where you live?
      • wavephorm 15y ago
        Getting only one vote is certainly not the same as being able to upvote many articles. If each visitor to HN could only upvote one article a day then it would be similar.
        • raganwald 15y ago
          And politicians aren't news articles. So how is it that you get to draw a parallel between Politicsand a web site when it suits the point you wish to make, but when someone retorts in kind, you claim they are more different than similar? If what you are trying to say is that it's not democracy regrdless of how the arrows work, I agree. It's not democracy because it isn't a system of social governance.
• subsection1h 15y ago
  I come to HN mostly for info about new tech used to develop software, which includes Ember.js. I wish there were more stories like this and fewer stories about social networks, consumer electronics, famous individuals, gender and race issues, pop-sci, pop-econ, etc.