The main thing about slashdot is that the vast majority of the
commenters don't even read any article that forms the basis for the
discussion. Slashdotters even have their own acronym for this
behaviour.
One can't expect them to even look at www.runrev.com. A minority of
those commenters
I wish to believe all that brutal publicity on /. is for good, although
I doubt if slashdotters are the right target audience for rev or any
other revolutionizing IT innovation, anyway :-). When I found Revolution
- it was by accident. I was googling for GUI development, programming
languages,
I wish to believe all that brutal publicity on /. is for
good, although I doubt if slashdotters are the right target
audience for rev or any other revolutionizing IT innovation,
anyway :-)
This sort of thing can get some good attention. I think slashdot would be an
appropriate venue - if
OMG!
We reached the mainstream media :-O
http://developers.slashdot.org/story/09/11/26/2016255/Dumbing-Down-Programming?art_pos=8
I don't like the focus of the piece let us all comment.
Silly editors.
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/. is from severe tech heads for severe tech heads. RR will never be
accepted by this group. This isn't the target audience.
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On 27/11/2009 15:39, Mikey mikeyt...@gmail.com wrote:
/. is from severe tech heads for severe tech heads. RR will never be
accepted by this group. This isn't the target audience.
Of course there are going to be plenty of people who are like that. But
there will also be plenty of people who
Mikey wrote:
/. is from severe tech heads for severe tech heads.
There seem to be many very smart people there, but they have an
unusually high tolerance for one of the more cumbersome UIs ever
deployed for presenting a nested-thread discussion.
I read only a few dozen of the replies
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought the forum interface was cumbersome.
(I might have chosen a less conciliatory adjective.) A lot a brain on display
there, I'm not sure how much wisdom.
Mark
On Nov 27, 2009, at 7:47 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Mikey wrote:
/. is from severe tech
