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I'm trying to understand the intent of this feature. Is it an invitation to help HN to decide who is posting good content and who is not, and we are supposed to vouch frequently. Or, it is only for some corner cases and we should not touch it too often.


So its basically community moderation and you should "Only rescue civil, substantive contributions to the site". In a sense, I think its something you only do as a special-type thing, but one vouch on a post won't rescue it (there need to be multiple vouches if I understand it correctly)...so vouch if you want to, but make sure you're doing it for the right reasons.


> but one vouch on a post won't rescue it

I've been able to consistently save dead comments with a single vouch, so I presume it only takes one, at least for some level of HN user.


Same.

FWIW, I've always treated the "vouch" feature as something to be used fairly infrequently, for somewhat exceptional cases. I don't know if that's actually the intent or not, but it "feels" like the kind of thing one shouldn't be doing all the time. shrug


Yes, same here. Just one "vouch" rescues a post.



It seems that Google Voice is the perfect solution to this problem: A phone number without a SIM card.


TOTP 2 factor authentication has been around for years, and does not rely on google or any third party.


Unfortunately, most people’s google accounts themselves are vulnerable to attacks using SIM swaps.


I'm hesitant to agree since Google is infamous for sunsetting programs.

Regardless, it is still better than any SIM solution.


Just be prepared to say NO, this is what a good reviewer is all about: https://www.yegor256.com/2015/02/09/serious-code-reviewer.ht...


I don't think they make any money. That's why they needed investments.


Got it, thanks


You will get used to them. Just ignore the prefix and read the body of the name.


It is a web framework. It helps you create a web app. Similar to what other frameworks do, like Spring, Spark, Play, Struts, etc.


You can see how many products already use this framework. So, yes, it was an exercise at the beginning. Now it's a fully functioning web framework.


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