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I'll take the other side: I think it's almost always better to link to studies rather than to secondary sources reporting on them. I haven't looked closely at t
by jimrandomh 11y ago
I'll take the other side: I think it's almost always better to link to studies rather than to secondary sources reporting on them. I haven't looked closely at the study or the Vox article yet, but my experience has been that there's a major mismatch between study and the commentary more than half the time and it's always the study that's closer to truth.
- tomrod 11y agoWhy not require a comment to have the study source, and pin that to the top of the comment chain?
- qntmfred 11y agoThe vox link is at the top of the comments now, so potato, potato
- javajosh 11y agoAs an aside, does anybody actually say potato like "potato"?
- goodcanadian 11y agoWell, they say to-mah-to in Australia. However, they also say po-tay-to. I don't know of anywhere that it is pronounced po-tah-to, but I wouldn't rule it out.
- seekingcharlie 11y agoWe also pronounce tune as "choon", which results in a lot of weird looks if you're an Australian in the US.
- gwern 11y agoDoes HN have any such functionality?
- dang 11y agoWe're planning to implement some form of URL grouping. It's an open question what the best UI for that will be.