Obviously I thought it was substantive (I still do), as another example of the traditional media getting sloppier & sloppier as its margins have eroded due to I

Obviously I thought it was substantive (I still do), as another example of the traditional media getting sloppier & sloppier as its margins have eroded due to Internet competition (which, to be fair, started out sloppier and isn't necessarily getting better). I think it's relevant, because we're at a point where the profession of journalism is severely resource-starved. No, it's not relevant to the topic of a pueblo burial, any more than a Bloomberg article's broken JavaScript or autoplaying video is relevant to the article's topic, but I contend that it's relevant to HN, and I had hoped it might spark some discussion on how to improve online journalism (unfortunately all it sparked was some folks defending the error, but that's life).