Re:Show HN: Media Hoarder v1.4.0 Supporting TV Series, Intro...
by MK2k on Monday September 23, 2024 @10:55AM
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Feel free to open up an issue on GitHub, maybe we introduce an option on how heatmaps are shown :)
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Re:Show HN: Media Hoarder v1.4.0 Supporting TV Series, Intro...
by throwaway314155 on Monday September 23, 2024 @11:33AM
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It is so strange to me when people get downvoted for suggesting a possible solution is to volunteer some effort. HN is all about open source until someone mentions creating a PR or even just a simple issue. Is this forum the definitive spot for complaining about software?
Filing an issue on GitHub is the correct thing to do. It has higher visibility for a longer period of time than a hacker news comment and is more likely to resolve the issue while wasting less time of the maintainer's and anyone else using the software.
edit: It seems you've been upvoted back to normal. Ignore me.
Re:Show HN: Media Hoarder v1.4.0 Supporting TV Series, Intro...
by taskforcegemini on Tuesday September 24, 2024 @03:51AM
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isn't "show hn" also meant to get some feedback? responding to feedback with a counterrequest seems off
Re:Show HN: Media Hoarder v1.4.0 Supporting TV Series, Intro...
by throwaway314155 on Tuesday September 24, 2024 @10:28PM
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If it were a product or merely a project, you would be correct. But, open source software has too many users who think they are owed free features as it is. What's more, there's a high possibility that people on this particular forum actually have the skills to implement a proper PR. Finally, their comment clearly wasn't meant as a dismissive counter request but rather as an invitation for mutual excitement, and even an admission that the criticism was correct, but would be better served on the Github repository.