The person I'm replying to says they deserve "a lot of respect for this"

john_strinlai 40 minutes ago | parent [-]

i said i have a lot of respect for this. whether you do or not is up to you.

anything a company writes is an advertisement by the nature of being written by a company. i dont think that means anything a company writes is bad by default. there are many corporate blogs i enjoy reading, or learn from, etc., despite the fact that they are all technically advertisements.

in this case, tailscale is setting a higher expectation for themselves when no one asked for it. i find that respectable.

	▲	hatthew 4 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		> tailscale is setting a higher expectation for themselves What exactly is the higher expectation? As someone with little expertise and no stake in any of this, the blog reads as "our products are great and could have solved this problem if they were being used correctly, so it's not our fault" with a few vague proclamations about how they will improve their UX. This isn't at all a bad thing, it just isn't very notable in my opinion.