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It looks like outline does not support this article. This is probably the first time I've seen that.
by spocklivelong 8y ago
It looks like outline does not support this article. This is probably the first time I've seen that.
- enobrev 8y agoI noticed the same with a different wsj link earlier this morning
- cco 8y agoWSJ must have rolled out some new counter measures recently, haven't seen outline work on WSJ this week.
- dwdz 8y agoBrowser extensions like "Read FT and WSJ" do not work either.
- krastanov 8y agoI have always found it somewhat questionable to use a service like outline for paid content... I am very much against DRM services, but DRM-free advocacy efforts are hampered by people flocking to services like outline instead of paying for the content they want to consume (and content creators are pushed to embrace consumer-hostile DRM measures as well).
- MagicPropmaker 8y agoApparently this upstanding moral armchair-lawyer on Hacker News wants to comment on an IP theft case by stealing intellectual property! (I'm with you. I pay for my WSJ and don't complain about commercial news sources I don't pay for.)
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- spocklivelong 8y agoI'm not complaining about anything. All I stated is outline does not work with WSJ. I find it hard that WSJ charges $38.99/month[1], while I hardly read 5-10 articles a month? I would like to see some sort of pay-per-use or aggregated new service that I can subscribe to. [1]: https://store.wsj.com/v2/US/US/1110600005 https://store.wsj.com/v2/US/US/1110600005