Show HN: I made an open-source coding platform
This is going to sound harsh, but I am genuinely trying to help.<p>I replied to you earlier[0] at considerable length when you asked about how to acquire users ... you haven&#x27;t replied.<p>You continue to post here again and again and again and again, the same thing over and over, with no evidence that you are actually open to receiving advice, suggestions, or feedback.<p>More, HN users are not your target audience anyway!<p>My advice ... and I have no expectation that you will read this, let alone respond, but even so I offer it for free ... is to back off submitting the same thing repeatedly, think hard, and write something concerning your site that <i>specifically targeted at the HN audience.</i><p>Your site is slick and glossy, it&#x27;s probably lovely, but I&#x27;m not in your target audience either, so I haven&#x27;t used it, and won&#x27;t know how usable or useful it is.  It might be wonderful, but this is not the place to get users.  This is the place to get advice about the site, business, development, strategies, <i>etc.</i>  But you need to share things with HN before HN will respond.  Simply telling us about the site <i>won&#x27;t work.</i>  We&#x27;re not your audience.<p>So, how will you respond to that?  <i>Your coding ability is not in question,</i> but you need to think much, much more about who you are talking to, and why.  Clearly just submitting the site over and over isn&#x27;t working.  I&#x27;ve given you clues as to why not, not you need to apply yourself to solving the problem, and not just doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting different results.<p>[0] <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=24196665" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=24196665</a>