r/shittyprogramming • from The Cloud™ • Feb 16 '21

Welcome_to_ShittyProgramming_v1FINAL.docx

Welcome to ShittyProgramming!

This is a forum for our software engineers, project managers, and Dave, who left two years ago, to discuss and share questions and best practices.

Here you'll find posts (sometimes called ShitPosts by our loyal users) on a wide variety of topics: innovative UI design; beginner basics; emotive, abstract art... you name it, it's welcome here!

If you've made it to our page, you'll be looking right at our highly-customised JIRA instance, which has been hand-crafted to make your ShitPosting as streamlined as possible. Just press the up arrow next to a post or comment if you found it helpful.

We hope you enjoy your stay! And if anyone knows how to revoke Dave's access, please let us know. We don't know how to remove him from the system.

The Moderation Team

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u/xhable Feb 16 '21

Nice welcome document

Can we agree that the funniest & most frustrating content that appears on this subreddit is when people plug their software or programming videos on youtube.

What's the best reaction to these posts? I'm wondering if letting them stay and commenting on how we agree yes the thing they're trying to plug is very shitty is the way to go? Or should we remove report and move on?

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u/tmewett Feb 16 '21

If people are self-promoting their actual courses and tutorials, then of course, we delete them and ban after warning. However, some people make humourous or satirical YT content - that is allowed

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u/calsosta Feb 16 '21

Oh sh!t. We were supposed to remove them?

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u/Dushenka Feb 16 '21

+1 for reporting and deleting them. Not doing so just encourages that behavior and it will get worse down the line.

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u/Monkey_Adventures Feb 17 '21

whats wrong with self promoting if the content fits the sub?

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u/billccn Feb 13 '22

Where's the (1)(1) copy(1) in the file name?

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u/akoustikal May 29 '21

Congrats on reaching 216 subscribers

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u/venkattalks Apr 12 '26

v1FINAL.docx means there's already a v1FINAL2 somewhere with tracked changes still on. proper enterprise release train, no notes.