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As always, nobody is impressed that you found a reason not to read the article. As a general rule, if you couldn't even make it to the first line, you probably
by burkaman 10y ago
As always, nobody is impressed that you found a reason not to read the article. As a general rule, if you couldn't even make it to the first line, you probably aren't capable of making a useful comment.
- coldpie 10y ago50-odd upvotes says otherwise
- coldtea 10y agoEvery kind of crap can get upvotes given enough people with no judgement.
- loco5niner 10y agoI didn't read the article either, but he/she is likely simply refering to Betteridge's law of headlines that states "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no." This is a valid point, and I am quick to avoid reading articles with such 'click-baity' headlines myself.