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  • J Joshua Tully

    Uhhh, lol strange last time I check I was a lowly peon...

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    Luc Pattyn
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    The threshold probably got lowered again from gold to silver authorship. :)

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    • J Joshua Tully

      Original Article that made me write this[^][^] ( scroll to the comments :P) First and foremost anyone who writes an article and puts effort into, reads the guidelines, and makes a serious attempt and a 5 star article deserves at least 3 stars. Anyways, the thing is this community is about providing quality material to professional programmers and we do this through community contributions. The side effect is not every article is going to be great and at the same time authors need to be able to take criticism and use that productively to either improve the article or apply it to the next submission. Summary: If you're going to get hurt because someone said your article needs work then please refrain from submitting. Criticism is the core of this community and if you cant take the heat get out of the kitchen.

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      Dr Walt Fair PE
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      I think your comments and his reply were both fairly civilized, but I think your vote of 1 was pretty harsh. Believe me, I've seen plenty of submissions that well deserve a 1 vote, but in my opinion, this one didn't. Since the article wasn't approved yet, I would have refrained from voting and just left the comment without a vote. That way the author has a chance to edit, etc.

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      Walt Fair, Jr., P. E. Comport Computing Specializing in Technical Engineering Software

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        I think your comments and his reply were both fairly civilized, but I think your vote of 1 was pretty harsh. Believe me, I've seen plenty of submissions that well deserve a 1 vote, but in my opinion, this one didn't. Since the article wasn't approved yet, I would have refrained from voting and just left the comment without a vote. That way the author has a chance to edit, etc.

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        Walt Fair, Jr., P. E. Comport Computing Specializing in Technical Engineering Software

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        Joshua Tully
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        Yes, perhaps bringing it up in the lounge was a bit much but my intentions where to simply bring up the topic in a place that would receive attention and call forth the fact that constructive criticism is not meant to be a personal attack but informative and helpful. Do believe I'll keep these things between me and the affected individual from now on.

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        • J Joshua Tully

          Original Article that made me write this[^][^] ( scroll to the comments :P) First and foremost anyone who writes an article and puts effort into, reads the guidelines, and makes a serious attempt and a 5 star article deserves at least 3 stars. Anyways, the thing is this community is about providing quality material to professional programmers and we do this through community contributions. The side effect is not every article is going to be great and at the same time authors need to be able to take criticism and use that productively to either improve the article or apply it to the next submission. Summary: If you're going to get hurt because someone said your article needs work then please refrain from submitting. Criticism is the core of this community and if you cant take the heat get out of the kitchen.

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          Rama Krishna Vavilala
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          I never bother to rate or comment any article anymore except when the article is very good. So I only vote 5 or do not vote at all. I was tired by the extremely poor articles that appeared on this site (the article in question is very good compared to those articles)

          Josh_Jackson wrote:

          Criticism is the core of this community

          That’s not at all true! The fact is that extremely few authors (probably < 5 on this site which has thousands of authors) can actually take criticism of any kind unless it is veiled in a praise. This is understandable as an author spends lot of time writing an article and the last thing he wants to hear is that the article is sub-standard. My policy is simple :- 1. Do not criticize an article unless you know the author very well and he is a personal friend. 2. Do not criticize someone unless who you think might not be receptive to criticism (virtually every new author or an author whom you have not praised :) ). Your time is better spent not arguing. 3. If an author asks you to review/criticize then by all means criticize the article (not him :) ).

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          • J Joshua Tully

            Original Article that made me write this[^][^] ( scroll to the comments :P) First and foremost anyone who writes an article and puts effort into, reads the guidelines, and makes a serious attempt and a 5 star article deserves at least 3 stars. Anyways, the thing is this community is about providing quality material to professional programmers and we do this through community contributions. The side effect is not every article is going to be great and at the same time authors need to be able to take criticism and use that productively to either improve the article or apply it to the next submission. Summary: If you're going to get hurt because someone said your article needs work then please refrain from submitting. Criticism is the core of this community and if you cant take the heat get out of the kitchen.

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            Chris Losinger
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            Josh_Jackson wrote:

            Criticism is the core of this community

            no it isn't

            image processing toolkits | batch image processing

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            • C Chris Losinger

              Josh_Jackson wrote:

              Criticism is the core of this community

              no it isn't

              image processing toolkits | batch image processing

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              Joshua Tully
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              Ok, lets change it to "criticism should be core to improving the quality of articles for the community"? lol

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              • J Joshua Tully

                Original Article that made me write this[^][^] ( scroll to the comments :P) First and foremost anyone who writes an article and puts effort into, reads the guidelines, and makes a serious attempt and a 5 star article deserves at least 3 stars. Anyways, the thing is this community is about providing quality material to professional programmers and we do this through community contributions. The side effect is not every article is going to be great and at the same time authors need to be able to take criticism and use that productively to either improve the article or apply it to the next submission. Summary: If you're going to get hurt because someone said your article needs work then please refrain from submitting. Criticism is the core of this community and if you cant take the heat get out of the kitchen.

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                PIEBALDconsult
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                I seem to recall a very similar article a few weeks back, but I haven't been able to locate it. Edit: Here it is[^]. He has improved it somewhat.

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                • P PIEBALDconsult

                  I seem to recall a very similar article a few weeks back, but I haven't been able to locate it. Edit: Here it is[^]. He has improved it somewhat.

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                  Luc Pattyn
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                  Now I understand why he is showing lots of code... :laugh:

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                  • L Luc Pattyn

                    Now I understand why he is showing lots of code... :laugh:

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                    Nish Nishant
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                    Luc Pattyn wrote:

                    Now I understand why he is showing lots of code...

                    :-D

                    Regards, Nish


                    Blog: blog.voidnish.com Most recent article: An MVVM friendly approach to adding system menu entries in a WPF application

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                    • L Luc Pattyn

                      Now I understand why he is showing lots of code... :laugh:

                      Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [Why QA sucks] [My Articles] Nil Volentibus Arduum

                      Please use <PRE> tags for code snippets, they preserve indentation, and improve readability.

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                      Rama Krishna Vavilala
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                      Now he will come up with another version with less code :).

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