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Re:Running "n stable" removed bin, lib, share, include direc... by ben0x539 on Monday October 08, 2012 @03:11AM (#4625832)
As a non-Node.js user, I'm more bewildered by how easily github issues turn into reddit threads.
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Re:Running "n stable" removed bin, lib, share, include direc... by 1SaltwaterC on Monday October 08, 2012 @05:11AM (#4626074)
It isn't a node.js related problem, but more of a GitHub related problem when a specific issue is deemed to be "legendary". Example: https://github.com/MrMEEE/bumblebee-Old-and-abbandoned/issue...
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Re:Running "n stable" removed bin, lib, share, include direc... by almost on Monday October 08, 2012 @05:30AM (#4626111)
It only happens occasionally on bugs issues that get a lot of attention (by being posted to HN for example, sorry about that). Usually GitHub issues threads are sensible and helpful places.
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Re:Running "n stable" removed bin, lib, share, include direc... by ben0x539 on Monday October 08, 2012 @05:40AM (#4626126)
That's what so scary to me. There's all that productive discussion that is only a step over some noteworthiness threshold away from being completely ruined. I wouldn't think of blaming HN or even reddit submitters for that, though.
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Re:Running "n stable" removed bin, lib, share, include direc... by TazeTSchnitzel on Monday October 08, 2012 @04:03AM (#4625945)
Worse than reddit threads. No moderation and unstructured.
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Re:Running "n stable" removed bin, lib, share, include direc... by Xion on Monday October 08, 2012 @04:45AM (#4626023)
This looks more like 4chan to me.
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