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Good point. I only ever heard positive things about kuro5hin, but I never warmed up to it, no matter how hard I tried. It's the same as some print newspapers.
by wink 7y ago
Good point. I only ever heard positive things about kuro5hin, but I never warmed up to it, no matter how hard I tried.
It's the same as some print newspapers. You know they are better than some others, but all of their content is just too... dry? for you. And no, I don't mean too high-level or non-boulevard. They just seem to have an air of something that doesn't suit you.
- wenc 7y agoI once subscribed to a Canadian magazine called "The Walrus" -- it was the Canadian parallel to Harper's. The articles were well-written, but the subject matters were... how to put this... oh so boring. They were all these long-form articles about first-world upper middle class white-bread issues that few people actually cared about except for the insular literary classes. I killed my subscription and subscribed to the Atlantic instead.