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there are ways of posting tactfully. i believe in the app thus i think it's useful for those students. i dont continuously post over and over, so far, only on
by drum 13y ago
there are ways of posting tactfully. i believe in the app thus i think it's useful for those students. i dont continuously post over and over, so far, only once per page. i have students liking and commenting, even friending me telling me they like the app.
- prawn 13y agoWhat if there were 1,000 developers with similar apps, each who thought their offering could be useful for the students in question? Even just one post from each of them would likely flood a community. If you post like that in a community of mine, I generally delete your post and blacklist your link preventing people from discussing it even if they discover it organically. There is just too much spam coming through to give benefit of the doubt. If you want to announce something in someone else's community, I think fairer and more polite behaviour is to speak with an owner/moderator about what they think is fair - it might be that they allow such posts or they ask that you advertise, etc.