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> filled with negative sentiment posts that leaves one angered and not filled with a positive light You mean the negative sentiments that you get when people u
by mentalgear 7d ago
> filled with negative sentiment posts that leaves one angered and not filled with a positive light
You mean the negative sentiments that you get when people uncover how big tech/monopolies/government really works ? I guess you would rather read la-la-land stories about the entrepreneurial aces of the 2010s when techies and the general populace were still gullible for that.
- ronnier 7d agoYes. That’s not what I want to read on hn. You can go to Reddit or many other places for that and fill yourself with anger all you want. I personally do not want that for me and if hn continues the way it’s headed then I’ll block it like I did Reddit.
- tartoran 7d agoDiscussions are just discussions. You can always opt out not participate. HN's guidelines make discussions here are a lot more civil than reddit.
- qwerpy 7d agoThere’s a difference between on-topic discussions relevant to the post and “discussions” that veer off into the same emotional tribal rants that we see constantly now. We try to ignore it but the constant negativity and “us vs them” is not healthy, let alone meaningful discussion.
- Kranar 7d agoLinkedIn still caters to people who want more pro-corporate propaganda. Can check it out.
- benjaopazoc 7d agoNegativity doesn't have to fill every space, even if you can find negativity everywhere. Maybe what HN has implicitly (and maybe explicitly) nurtured is intellectual curiosity for the sake of intellectual curiosity, which, in mi opinion es very orthogonal to negativity (even if it's intellectual adjacent). I understand that maybe this is not what everyone wants (or understands) from HN, but I do sympathize with the other comment: after visiting HN I'd rather be happy and curious that angered and curious