The core feature of a community, to me, is the curiosity of members.
To a hacker, curiosity means intellectual honesty, as you want to learn more than you want to win an argument. So far I've got good dialogues here and this is a good sign.
Also, I like that everybody can read dev.to with JavaScript disabled.
I'm a bit confused by the markdown flavor here, since I cannot use the usual "double spaces at eol" to put a BR tag. But I can live with it. :-)
Thanks for the feedback. Markdown flavors are really tough to get right, but we'll try to bring clarity and/or configuration as things progress.
want to learn more than you want to win an argument.
Of course, as an administrator, we hope all members keep the dialog constructive, and I think this is a great approach.
What we try to encourage is the asking of questions rather than always just commenting on posts and articles. Usually, OP would love to elaborate on certain parts.
Since you're newish here, what have you thought about dev.to thus far?
Well, so far it feels good. :-)
The core feature of a community, to me, is the curiosity of members.
To a hacker, curiosity means intellectual honesty, as you want to learn more than you want to win an argument. So far I've got good dialogues here and this is a good sign.
Also, I like that everybody can read dev.to with JavaScript disabled.
I'm a bit confused by the markdown flavor here, since I cannot use the usual "double spaces at eol" to put a BR tag. But I can live with it. :-)
Thanks for the feedback. Markdown flavors are really tough to get right, but we'll try to bring clarity and/or configuration as things progress.
Of course, as an administrator, we hope all members keep the dialog constructive, and I think this is a great approach.
What we try to encourage is the asking of questions rather than always just commenting on posts and articles. Usually, OP would love to elaborate on certain parts.
I think it's a good approach.
"Good question!" Is the best compliment an hacker can do.
Another little feedback about dev.to: