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I’m not sure, but posting a URL that doesn’t serve any useful content to a public news aggregator leads to a pretty terrible user experience. I don’t distinguis
by baddox 7y ago
I’m not sure, but posting a URL that doesn’t serve any useful content to a public news aggregator leads to a pretty terrible user experience. I don’t distinguish between different types of URLs that serve nothing but a solicitation for payment: to me, a pay walled news site is no different than any other spam site that appears to promise content but really just asks for money.
I would like to see news aggregators (and similar services, like search engines) enact policies explicitly banning such URLs, simply because it’s a terrible user experience.