The hottest Apologies Substack posts right now

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Tom Thought 19 implied HN points 10 Jun 23
  1. Apologies aim at restoring relationships within a community, not necessarily at being perfectly sincere or compensating fully for harm.
  2. Communities function best when conflicts are resolved judiciously; regular expulsion of members can lead to community fracture.
  3. Online apologies can lack satisfaction as internet outrage is diffused with no clear leadership; each person decides for themselves if an apology is sufficient.
effectiviology 0 implied HN points 12 Mar 24
  1. An apology is expressing regret for a mistake and seeking forgiveness to repair relationships.
  2. A superfluous apology expresses regret for something not the apologizer's fault, showing empathy and building trust.
  3. Using superfluous apologies can enhance relationships, but overusing them can make them seem insincere.
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Technohumanism 0 implied HN points 06 Aug 24
  1. Quentin made a mistake by incorrectly attributing a quote to the wrong person. Everyone makes mistakes, and it's important to acknowledge them.
  2. He fixed the mistake in the written record, but it's still a good reminder to be careful when sharing information.
  3. Owning up to errors shows integrity and helps build trust with readers. It's okay to mess up as long as you take responsibility.