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Agree. Not sure why they include paywall content. What % of user base is subbed to WaPo.
by blobbers 7y ago
Agree. Not sure why they include paywall content. What % of user base is subbed to WaPo.
- kick 7y agoIt's trivial to avoid the Washington Post's paywall, so there's no point in banning it. Obviously, a substantial amount of people could read it, because it's on the front page. A lot of sites also give exceptions to HN so we all can pass their paywalls, which is great. (Like FT, for example.)
- hu3 7y agoI'd wager that a considerable portion upvotes for the title and comments alone.