Your colleagues must be very happy with you on your team.
“Could you please not do that in the future?”
“F*ck you, no one is forcing you to work with me!”
Yeah, you’re going to be a great person to work with, Dominik.
My point is: don’t twist things around. I actually WANT to read the article for the information in it. I want the information in my brain. Don’t you get that?
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It's fine that Harry doesn't like emojis — the way that criticism was voiced focused on the writing itself and is constructive, without being too insulting. That said, I would personally recommend balancing the bluntness of that statement with some sort of positive feedback too — to me, it does come off as a bit rude.
It's also fine for Dominik to counter that opinion and let us know that they approve of the emojis. However, I don't think the right answer is to suggest to Harry that they don't have to comment.
And on the flip, from this one interaction, I definitely don't think we should assume and suggest that Dominik is dropping f-bombs to their colleagues.
Anyway, just please keep kindness at the forefront. If you disagree on things or offer criticism, it's totally fine, but just try to do so empathetically!
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Thanks for the feedback Harry. I would surely avoid using too many emoji's from the next set of blogs . If you want a notification for such amazing blogs you can click on the follow button .
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Stop with the emojis. It looks very childish and unprofessional. Emojis don’t add any value to a tutorial, they are just a distraction for the reader.
@harrybawsac I think they are adding value. No one is forcing you to read this article anyway.
Your colleagues must be very happy with you on your team.
“Could you please not do that in the future?”
“F*ck you, no one is forcing you to work with me!”
Yeah, you’re going to be a great person to work with, Dominik.
My point is: don’t twist things around. I actually WANT to read the article for the information in it. I want the information in my brain. Don’t you get that?
Hey y'all!
I'm a Community Manager at DEV and just wanted to remind everybody to keep it friendly here.
It's fine that Harry doesn't like emojis — the way that criticism was voiced focused on the writing itself and is constructive, without being too insulting. That said, I would personally recommend balancing the bluntness of that statement with some sort of positive feedback too — to me, it does come off as a bit rude.
It's also fine for Dominik to counter that opinion and let us know that they approve of the emojis. However, I don't think the right answer is to suggest to Harry that they don't have to comment.
And on the flip, from this one interaction, I definitely don't think we should assume and suggest that Dominik is dropping f-bombs to their colleagues.
Anyway, just please keep kindness at the forefront. If you disagree on things or offer criticism, it's totally fine, but just try to do so empathetically!
Thanks for the feedback Harry. I would surely avoid using too many emoji's from the next set of blogs . If you want a notification for such amazing blogs you can click on the follow button .
Thanks in advance .