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The article is paywalled. They either need to allow this or ban paywalled links.

• paulcole 8y ago
  Seems like there’s a third possible option as well. Allowing the links but not allowing copyright infringement?
  • exodust 8y ago
    A fourth option is for WSJ to display the article when people have ad-blockers disabled. I don't use ad-blockers at work, and this article is surrounded by ads but still only shows first paragraph. So I've viewed their ads for the "pleasure" of reading just one paragraph? That's not worth clicking, so people should really stop linking to WSJ.
  • rorykoehler 8y ago
    That excludes 99%+ of people from the conversation which defeats the purpose of a site like HN.