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Curious about why this article went missing from the first few pages in a few minutes it took me to read it. Is it by design or intervention and if intervention

Curious about why this article went missing from the first few pages in a few minutes it took me to read it. Is it by design or intervention and if intervention then the rationale for it. I found the article to be underscoring in detail the modus operandi of sexual harassment in the film industry (and workspaces in general) and adds a fair amount of interesting thoughts to my mind about the functioning of society and inherent oppression within.

klenwell 9y ago
I noticed the same thing. Right now it's near the top of the second page. But at 90 upvotes in less than an hour, it appears it should be solidly on the front page. My educated guess: lots of downvotes pushing it down, a fact (more cruel perhaps than ironic) consistent with the points Salma Hayek is making in her article.
- dominotw 9y ago
  >My educated guess: lots of downvotes pushing it down, a fact (more cruel perhaps than ironic) consistent with the points Salma Hayek is making in her article. You cannot downvote a submission, just comments.
  - dragonwriter 9y ago
    IIRC, submission flags act like downvotes before reaching the threshold where the entry is killed, so this is essentially a distinction without a difference.
    - deleted 9y ago
      [deleted]
    - smacktoward 9y ago
      It's now flagged as "[flagged]", so I guess we know the answer to this question. Sigh. HN is so disappointing sometimes.
      - abritinthebay 9y ago
        Yet incredibly predictable. I mean... are you surprised?
Deimorz 9y ago
Anything "controversial" (even when something like this really shouldn't be thought of that way) gets flagged/pushed down the rankings extremely quickly, especially if it doesn't have a strong tech connection so it's reasonably justifiable to consider it "off topic". HN is great for a narrow set of topics and types of articles, but anything outside that set usually either doesn't do well here in the first place, or gets forced down even if it does.
derptini 9y ago
Because this isn’t Reddit.

klenwell 9y ago

I noticed the same thing. Right now it's near the top of the second page. But at 90 upvotes in less than an hour, it appears it should be solidly on the front page. My educated guess: lots of downvotes pushing it down, a fact (more cruel perhaps than ironic) consistent with the points Salma Hayek is making in her article.

dominotw 9y ago
>My educated guess: lots of downvotes pushing it down, a fact (more cruel perhaps than ironic) consistent with the points Salma Hayek is making in her article. You cannot downvote a submission, just comments.
- dragonwriter 9y ago
  IIRC, submission flags act like downvotes before reaching the threshold where the entry is killed, so this is essentially a distinction without a difference.
  - deleted 9y ago
    [deleted]
  - smacktoward 9y ago
    It's now flagged as "[flagged]", so I guess we know the answer to this question. Sigh. HN is so disappointing sometimes.
    - abritinthebay 9y ago
      Yet incredibly predictable. I mean... are you surprised?

Deimorz 9y ago

Anything "controversial" (even when something like this really shouldn't be thought of that way) gets flagged/pushed down the rankings extremely quickly, especially if it doesn't have a strong tech connection so it's reasonably justifiable to consider it "off topic". HN is great for a narrow set of topics and types of articles, but anything outside that set usually either doesn't do well here in the first place, or gets forced down even if it does.

derptini 9y ago

Because this isn’t Reddit.