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>> I don't understand your aggression. It's easy, someone shares with you a product of their hard work, for free, and if you then choose not to use it that's e
by 3amOpsGuy 14y ago
>> I don't understand your aggression.
It's easy, someone shares with you a product of their hard work, for free, and if you then choose not to use it that's entirely fine. If however you choose to snipe at hard work, you deservedly attract criticism in the strongest terms.
A much more constructive response which would attract high praise could be any of:
A) learn how to and then fix it yourself, share this improvement freely with others
B) sponsor someone to fix it for you
C) engage in directed discussion with those currently in a position to assist but unaware of the issue - open a bug ticket
- lazyjones 14y ago> If however you choose to snipe at hard work, you deservedly attract criticism in the strongest terms. That's a strange attitude. A user does not thrive on your hard work, he uses your product. He cannot judge (nor should he) whether hard work or sloppy, unmotivated fumbling was involved in creating it. If the product does not work properly, criticizing it in a civil manner is a perfectly fine thing to do, while snapping back at him in a "fix it yourself or STFU" manner is a display of bad manners.