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I'm super distracted by the use of ԛ instead of q in this article, what's that about? Plagiarism detection? Seems bad for accessibility/SEO.
by honoredb 8y ago
I'm super distracted by the use of ԛ instead of q in this article, what's that about? Plagiarism detection? Seems bad for accessibility/SEO.
- SketchySeaBeast 8y agoI assume that's different characters? How could you even tell?
- honoredb 8y agoThey happen to look significantly different in the font in the article the way my browser is rendering it. They're using the Cyrillic character that looks like q, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qa_(Cyrillic) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qa_(Cyrillic).
- have_faith 8y agoNot sure why you got downvoted. It was the first thing I noticed about this generic listicle.
- pmoriarty 8y agoIt's not just ԛ. They also use: а, с, е, о, р, ѕ, and у
- honoredb 8y agoOh, I get it, it's a defense against plagiarism detection. The article is largely plagiarized from other sources, but since they didn't contain the homographs you can't just google the unique sentence "This is a fair and legitimate question, but not the first question you want to ask." (Original source, possibly: https://www.risesmart.com/blog/6-key-questions-ask-during-salary-negotiations https://www.risesmart.com/blog/6-key-questions-ask-during-sa...)
- derekp7 8y agoLooks like this article has been posted on multiple blogs -- the oldest one I found was on glassdoor's blog.