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Unless Bloomberg changed their headline, that is the fault of the submitter and not the media. The original headline is fine.
by JauntyHatAngle 8y ago
Unless Bloomberg changed their headline, that is the fault of the submitter and not the media. The original headline is fine.
- Impossible 8y agoSubmitter here. Bloomberg changed their headline. I copy and pasted the headline from the time I saw the article and didn't hand write anything or sensationalize it. Here is a screenshot of a messenger post from the person that shared the article with me originally http://tinypic.com/r/2rcn9qe/9 http://tinypic.com/r/2rcn9qe/9
- eganist 8y agoPlease never use tinypic again. For whatever interesting reason and with 100% repro in one particular instance of Firefox on my phone (suggesting that browser's fingerprint is triggering an ad network to serve a malicious ad), tinypic or an ad network on the site currently rewires the back button (in this case the back key in Android) to a nasty series of redirects ultimately culminating in one last one which Firefox successfully interrupted. https://i.imgur.com/tWfPvaC.jpg https://i.imgur.com/tWfPvaC.jpg
- Impossible 8y agoI agree it's pretty bad but I was on my phone at the time and didn't see a way to upload to imgur without signing up for an account and downloading their app.
- eganist 8y agoYou're right; they removed it from their mobile site to push app downloads. You can force the desktop site and do it that way even though it's a drastic inconvenience. (A pox upon the house of the one person who downvoted a maliciois redirect notice, though.)
- JauntyHatAngle 8y agoI see, guess an editor had a word with someone there too. (or they got a pointed message from PG&E).