Comments on: Strong loyalty. http://www.danielhardy.com/blog/strong-loyalty/ I speak usability & developer to make amazing user experiences. Thu, 24 Jun 2010 15:47:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Daniel Hardy http://www.danielhardy.com/blog/strong-loyalty/comment-page-1/#comment-390 Daniel Hardy Fri, 19 Feb 2010 21:20:04 +0000 http://www.danielhardy.com/?p=201#comment-390 Agreed, you never really know. But I believe if they had not been as transparent and communicative (part of a solid user eperience) as they where you wouldn't have seen as many positive comments. Agreed, you never really know. But I believe if they had not been as transparent and communicative (part of a solid user eperience) as they where you wouldn’t have seen as many positive comments.

]]> By: that girl again http://www.danielhardy.com/blog/strong-loyalty/comment-page-1/#comment-389 that girl again Fri, 19 Feb 2010 18:41:06 +0000 http://www.danielhardy.com/?p=201#comment-389 <blockquote>Granted WP could be moderating negative comments out but historically that is not there style</blockquote> Historically, I've had several comments remain in moderation on the news blog, some 'negative', some not. I think their 'style' mostly depends on who happens to be on comment-approval duty that day. It's impossible to make a definitive statement on the ratio of positive to negative comments on <em>any</em> blog with comment moderation unless you have access to the moderation queue. The number of comments praising WP for the outage is certainly remarkable, but it could be equalled or exceeded by people ranting in the privacy of the dashboard. Or maybe there really are no dissenting voices. We simply don't know.

Granted WP could be moderating negative comments out but historically that is not there style

Historically, I’ve had several comments remain in moderation on the news blog, some ‘negative’, some not. I think their ‘style’ mostly depends on who happens to be on comment-approval duty that day.

It’s impossible to make a definitive statement on the ratio of positive to negative comments on any blog with comment moderation unless you have access to the moderation queue. The number of comments praising WP for the outage is certainly remarkable, but it could be equalled or exceeded by people ranting in the privacy of the dashboard. Or maybe there really are no dissenting voices. We simply don’t know.

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