[] Hacker Rasp
Our "ZX-waggons" evokes mixed reactions of readers. Here we
give a critical response to this column.
You all criticize too much, mockingly, "naezzhaya on other
publications.
Alex Gabda, the student (Lviv)
Occupy a considerable part of his re-telling of other
newspapers - the LRA, the At least, strange.
Maxim Zharnikov,
Editor of "Kr.News" (Krasnodar)
Unfortunately, by the nature of their occupation, I do not
I can not afford to pay enough
time trying to read all incoming
Lviv electronic newspapers. Therefore it is necessary to give
preference "Optocouplers with his rubric of "ZX-waggons, which
are often it is enough to get
representation on events in the world ZX. One
wish - do not write such harsh reviews. Creative people are
vulnerable and very, how much do they not told that the
sharpness - this is for their own good, they answer only
Sponge deceive.
Maxim Isayev, engineer (Lviv)
No need to criticize anyone. Everything evolves, not all at
once. No need to blow a storm from occurring errors.
Most spektrumistov - people who can think, not to offend
either said "zagazhivatelyam" other electronic media. Often the
criticism - it's just a desire to Rights to bend the world for
themselves. This is not pass, because the world is stronger.
I work more than seven years on the Spectrum, and
from personal experience I know that everything can not
soon to become great, and therefore I also had to endure a lot
of criticism. In One moment I was
feelings of anger and criticism, and I just take a particular
job. Here and Optocouplers, " advise: do not enter into an
empty discussion all the same person with the intellect "steeper
dunghill "does not understand how difficult it is to be
maker'om, if he does nothing. AND
do not make excuses for bad reviews about your
newspaper - it is not very pleasant to read.
I, for example, are not fond of "OPTRON"
but it is only because I do not find it
what to me personally (although a couple of numbers found
something poleznenkoe). Agree: foolish to scold the cook, if he
makes the sausages, not computers!
Ivan Beans, musician (St. Petersburg)
