FT has a hard-stop paywall with no workarounds. Why are their links allowed to be posted here, and how do they make it to the front page, considering that the

FT has a hard-stop paywall with no workarounds. Why are their links allowed to be posted here, and how do they make it to the front page, considering that the vast majority of HN readers do not have a paid subscription? Edit: Apparently the Facebook workaround works for FT if you haven't been cookied there before. Open their links in an incognito window, and then use this bookmarklet - works on all WSJ articles as well. javascript:window.location.href='https://m.facebook.com/l.php?u='+encodeURIComponent(window.location.href);