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You never told us the other side of the story. Sure, the other side could, but what do you think the other side would say about you? And why should we believe y
by badclient 13y ago
You never told us the other side of the story. Sure, the other side could, but what do you think the other side would say about you? And why should we believe you over them beyond taking your word?
- anu_gupta 13y agoHow is he supposed to tell us the "other side of the story"? Are you somehow involved in this? Do you recognise the situation?
- badclient 13y agoNope.
- hvs 13y agoThat seems like a standard that is not really applied to any other post on HN. Why should it apply in this case?
- badclient 13y agoMost other posts on HN don't involve such degree of mudslinging. When they do, I think you'll find similar questions being asked.
- jmcgough 13y agoI don't really think is is mudslinging. He purposely left out the company's name, and YC as a whole won't be hurt by this - there have been enough YC successes that I'm sure everyone here would consider a YC startup to be better than the average startup. This is just one engineer warning people that you should still take a solid look at a company before you hop on board, even if it is a YC startup.
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