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Definitely not insincere (I have no basis on which to judge toxicity). As a result of your communication, I've stopped spamming said comments. It's just a well
by comfypotato 4y ago
Definitely not insincere (I have no basis on which to judge toxicity). As a result of your communication, I've stopped spamming said comments.
It's just a well-done and very helpful app. It's current position at the top of the front page shows that I'm not alone in this sentiment. Again, I only wanted for others in need of the boost to their day to get access to the link. As I mentioned (in another comment where someone else agrees with you that my positivity is unhelpful), the app isn't needed by everyone.
It's not rocket science to understand that a recent/timestamp-young post on the front page is more sensitive to algorithmic downranking. I just did what I could to defend a positive sentiment in the comment section for long enough that the link could establish itself. It's all in the spirit of promoting well-being among the users of HN. I appreciate your feedback (though I'm a little bit confused as to why you view my actions in a negative light). Does the success of my endeavor to establish the post on the front page of HN not show that my motivation aligns with the attitude around here? (Perhaps it has nothing to do with me, I acknowledge that (but doubt it.))
Your welcome for the GitHub links. That whole repo fascinates me.
- rep_lodsb 4y ago>It's just a well-done and very helpful app. In your opinion. >It's current position at the top of the front page shows that I'm not alone in this sentiment. To a more cynical person it also suggests that one group of posters is very highly motivated to push this topic. And may even be doing so in an organized effort, rather than as individuals posting their genuine opinions. >It's all in the spirit of promoting well-being among the users of HN. "Have you heard the good news of our Lord and Saviour?"