> Absolutely beyond me why someone flagged this post when submitted yesterday.
Probably because it’s not a Show HN (“something you've made that other people can play with”). There’s nothing live for someone to try. It’s a blog post.
Probably because it’s not a Show HN (“something you've made that other people can play with”). There’s nothing live for someone to try. It’s a blog post.
This blog post is not a thought piece, it's something for people to play with, it's the whole point of the post - a practical set of steps to literally fork and deploy a custom version of openfaas.
To me flagging just seems a bit off, like it should be for inappropriate or lewd content. The way HN works, if content is not a good fit, people don't upvote, and it doesn't get seen.