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Have you considered that in the future, you may regret having written this? Anything you post on the internet that is tied to your real identity (such as this)
by rl3 13y ago
Have you considered that in the future, you may regret having written this? Anything you post on the internet that is tied to your real identity (such as this) can work against you later in life, especially when it comes to employment. Keep in mind that the first thing most employers will do is put your name into a search engine.
If I were you, I'd let HN comments run their course for feedback, and then delete or protect your Google Docs link once things slow down.
Also, too much enthusiasm can be a bad thing, especially if it crosses the line into hypomania or mania. The insidious part is that people who are in such states usually don't know it and cannot recognize that they are. I don't know if this is relevant; just something to be aware of.
Sorry to sound like such a downer. Fortunately there's a lot of other advice here that's a bit more upbeat. Good luck.
- wittedhaddock 13y agoI did consider the effects that this posting may have on my future. It is very true that things you post on the internet can work against you. It is equally true that things you post on the internet can work with you. Thank you for your feedback and suggestion. Best of luck to you, too.