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Only if you are in the habit of rereading articles. Nothing on the front page suggests the article has been updated. Damage done, Ars moves on to the next clic
by manicdee 8y ago
Only if you are in the habit of rereading articles. Nothing on the front page suggests the article has been updated.
Damage done, Ars moves on to the next clickbait.
- mikeash 8y agoWouldn’t the updated title suggest that?
- manicdee 8y agoNothing on the front page suggests that anything has been updated. Title is still “Ex-SolarCity employees: We were fired after reporting millions in fake sales.”
- acdha 8y agoThat headline is still a literal statement of fact even if that triggers the emotional reaction which inspired you to donate your PR skills pro bono. The article clearly explained that these were claims made in a lawsuit brought by former employees and anyone who passed a civics class knows that someone can claim anything but you should wait to see what’s upheld in court.
- manicdee 8y agoHow do I know that the story has been updated since I read it? Am I supposed to read every story every day to make sure that I see future updates?
- mikeash 8y agoDid Tesla get back to them, and did the story change?
- manicdee 8y agoHow do I know that a story I read yesterday has changed? Am I supposed to go back and read stories like this every day for some indefinite period?