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> If you post something interesting or meaningful, then people will respond. A simple way to refute this is to note that some links were posted multiple times
by underdeserver 10mo ago
> If you post something interesting or meaningful, then people will respond.
A simple way to refute this is to note that some links were posted multiple times and only got traction on the second or third time.
- PaulRobinson 10mo agoThat's a feature, not a bug.
- satisfice 10mo agoWhether it's a feature or a bug, it's mysterious. Hence the question.
- pbhjpbhj 10mo agoI have the impression that there's a dashboard that the admins use for "second chance" to allow them to schedule stories they think didn't do as well as expected, to give those stories a second (third?) bite at the cherry. One sometimes sees suggestions from @dang to resubmit, and/or comments about giving stories another go around if they did worse than expected. The only other manual intervention at that level I've heard of is to promote Ycombinator companies; but I'm not sure what complexion that takes. There's possibly some manual actions around vouchs/flags, to revive comments that got flagged and have now been vouched for. Maybe it's all automated but I suspect there's judgement applied there; just based on how the site is run in general. No particular insight, just been around here for ~15 years (eek!).
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- nickthegreek 10mo agolike many things in life, timing is an important variable.