Advice to the blog garden-attitude towards work determines user loyalty

After going through such an event last night, I used the custom JS in the background of the blog Park to simulate the automatic follow-up and recommendation functions. It was intended to attract the official attention and fix the issue as soon as possible. However, I did not expect the blog garden to handle this problem by removing the post from the homepage, setting it recommended to be cleared, and removing the custom JS function. I just deleted my article and closed my account.

I sent two notices in the blog community group and via email, but I haven't replied yet. I can see other questions in the group, which were answered immediately within 12 hours, I don't believe that management didn't see my post.

Of course, some people have questioned my practice and should not publicly announce it. If you send an email in private and the insite email can solve the problem, it will no longer exist, and it is not my first discovery.

Some people also say that I should not take technology as the saying goes, and I should propose effective solutions. If I have this ability, I will definitely write it out. But what I want to say is that if the tester has the ability to solve the problem, what should the programmer do.

So you no longer need to question my original intention. If I want to use this bug to do something, I will not disclose the method.

Imagine if someone breaks through the 140-word limit on Weibo through js, will the official website fix this problem or block the account of that person? I think the answer is clear.

Some people are brave enough to disclose the problem. The official practice is to disable, delete, and block the problem, rather than solving the problem practically. How can such an attitude ensure the user's loyalty to the platform.

I have seen some people leave because the quality of blog posts in the blog garden has gradually declined. Now I think the blog garden may also lead some people to leave because of their own work attitude.

Of course I won't leave. Unless you force me to leave, I will hold my article and roll it to another platform. So much so, I still hope that the blog Park can handle the problem from the user's perspective.

Finally, I want the blog to restore my custom JS function, and my plug-in cannot be used.