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46 points·gmays··8 comments

This article was written in 2019, but doesn't have 2019 in the title. In 2019, the author was listed as Brian Jackson, now the same article says it's written by "Tom Zsomborgi", and the date says 2023.

44 points, 3 comments.

Something is fishy ... I'm sure it's great content, but I think this is being artifically promoted.

The first few comments on the HN post also look super staged

Yup, the article even says "It’s now early 2019 and we’ve already way surpassed this first, but very important milestone." Feels like a weird marketing technique.

Thank you @gmays for submitting my article what a nice morning surprise! It's me Tom the author of the post. If you have any questions about it feel free to ask, I'm happy to answer.

How are you the author of the post when the Wayback Machine says Brian Jackson authored the post in 2019?

Despite the date on the article being today's (Feb 22, 2023) date, the article itself even says "It’s now early 2019 and we’ve already way surpassed this first, but very important milestone."

https://web.archive.org/web/20190109173232/https://kinsta.co...

> It's me Tom the author of the post.

It's-a me, Mario

Obvious marketing is obvious.

Congrats on the milestone, feels magical, doesn't it? :)

One question, though: during peak hours, how do you make sure your clients get the help they need quickly? How big needs a support team need to be for that?

Kinsta might/is more expensive than other hosting services but it is worth it. If you are basing your bossiness on internet and web a good hosting service is a foundation of success.

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