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I'd say more blunt and to the point. Also, it doesn't help now, but in future it certainly will. Don't make plans around pre-release or limited hardware.
by anthonyb 14y ago
I'd say more blunt and to the point. Also, it doesn't help now, but in future it certainly will.
Don't make plans around pre-release or limited hardware.
- davidw 14y agoBlunt and to the point: "Depending on a product with a flaky delivery issue is a terrible idea". Rude and unnecessarily offensive: "You are an idiot". The second one fails the "say it to your face" test in the site's guidelines: "Be civil. Don't say things you wouldn't say in a face to face conversation."
- alphadogg 14y agoActually, the poster used both your civil and rude, which tends to mitigate the rudeness. BTW, what if he would say it face-to-face too? I've had more than my fair share of like "blunt evaluations" from investors, partners, etc.
- Evbn 14y agoSo, better to do nothing than to try something imperfect?