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If /r/technology has a lot of paywall and ad-filled links, and HN does not, yet both sites have similar moderating technology, then either dang et al. are serio

If /r/technology has a lot of paywall and ad-filled links, and HN does not, yet both sites have similar moderating technology, then either dang et al. are seriously better admins, or HN is frequented by a better class of person. There, you done gone made me say it.

vorg 11y ago
> “We're considering banning domains that require users to disable ad blockers” (reddit.com) It should be obvious before I click the front-page link on HN that it's about /r/technology only, not reddit as a whole. That means there's still room for admin improvement here on HN. You made me say it!