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I understand others have seen them before, but I wish dups wouldn't get nuked into oblivion on HN as soon as they are identified. Nobody has read _all of hacke
by tomxor 9y ago
I understand others have seen them before, but I wish dups wouldn't get nuked into oblivion on HN as soon as they are identified.
Nobody has read _all of hacker news_. Can't there be a place for re-posts, if not on the main page?
- dvdhnt 9y agoThis. Often, the top 50 or so posts will remain relatively static for days, while posts like this never make it far enough up the rankings for to actually see them.
- zokier 9y agoIn this case my comment was not as much against dupes in general as it was expressing disappointment that yet another post about "Against the Grain" should reach front page and thus showing that it likely resonates with significant portion of HNers which I would rather not be the case.
- tomxor 9y agoOh, what is it about this article you find so displeasing to associate with HN readers? I realise some people will be more marginal to the concept of being a hippy-anti-civilisation hunter gatherer... but regardless, the answers given by the interviewee were well reasoned and objective, I thought most HN reader would have appreciated them. The title however is poor and misleading.