submitting

If there are lots of people submitting, there are lots of articles to choose from, but also lots of people viewing.

I spend a couple of hours building and submitting the most compelling application I can for a job.

I really wonder why people keep submitting highly editorialized headlines when the guides clearly state not to do it.

Free Radmin 3 license to each beta tester submitting constructive feed back (i.e.

Since submitting however, I am disappointed that the first batch will likely be on the order of 20 fellowship offerings.

If not, then submitting is a good strategy to get karma.

HN rules highly frown upon submitting links with changed titles.

So, to be safe, keep submitting, don't insult anyone, and never say anything controversial.

What I would really like to see is a non-profit alternative to Tunecore/CDBaby/DistroKid, submitting music for digital distribution and disbursing streaming royalties.

It's implicit in submitting something that you think it's important....

The point of submitting (from the site's perspective) is not to publicize one's own work but rather to expose interesting content to the attention of HN users.

But the only reason it applies is because YC job ads circumvent the submission mechanism that can't be used for submitting job ads.

I like the idea of submitting "costing" karma, but maybe you get a couple freebies a day.

I think there should be a "soft rule" against submitting content behind a paywall.

Or even "method for submitting a patent application over the Internet!" If you actually managed to get it, that might actually be stupid enough to get some legislation passed.

"Make submitting a story cost a few points of karma, so that submissions only result in a net gain in karma if the submissions get voted up." Interesting approach.

Submitting patches via mailing lists isn't everyone's cup of tea.