By Peter Wilson on January 22, 2016 Reading Tavern comments. Why, Peter, why? Previous Note Note: Spoiler: they’re the same person. Next Note Note: The view from the Docklands Library is amazing… 5 responses to “Note: Reading Tavern comments. Why, Peter, why?” @pwcc why Peter, why? Reply @jeffr0 ’cause I knew reading devs whinging about (not) doing their job and raising the emoji fallacy would annoy me. And it did. Reply @pwcc Dang, I did that to for 15 minutes this morning. Couldn’t stop even though I wanted to! Reply @StephenCronin The end users I can sort of understand. It’s WP “pros” not bothering to keep up & saying it’s others’ fault that bother me. Reply @pwcc @StephenCronin never EVER read the comments. Almost as bad as hanging out in slack channels w/them all LOL Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
@jeffr0 ’cause I knew reading devs whinging about (not) doing their job and raising the emoji fallacy would annoy me. And it did. Reply
@StephenCronin The end users I can sort of understand. It’s WP “pros” not bothering to keep up & saying it’s others’ fault that bother me. Reply
@pwcc @StephenCronin never EVER read the comments. Almost as bad as hanging out in slack channels w/them all LOL Reply
5 responses to “Note: Reading Tavern comments. Why, Peter, why?”
@pwcc why Peter, why?
@jeffr0 ’cause I knew reading devs whinging about (not) doing their job and raising the emoji fallacy would annoy me. And it did.
@pwcc Dang, I did that to for 15 minutes this morning. Couldn’t stop even though I wanted to!
@StephenCronin The end users I can sort of understand. It’s WP “pros” not bothering to keep up & saying it’s others’ fault that bother me.
@pwcc @StephenCronin never EVER read the comments. Almost as bad as hanging out in slack channels w/them all LOL