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Why? Typically you age an article to contextualize it (sometimes REALLY important). In this case it is an interactive educational tool, the age hasn't changed i
by Someone1234 7y ago
Why? Typically you age an article to contextualize it (sometimes REALLY important). In this case it is an interactive educational tool, the age hasn't changed its purpose, value, or usage.
- Tomte 7y agoI fully agree with you, but the fight has already been fought and lost. HN regulars strongly prefer a year whenever it's not the current year, and the mods have confirmed that we should do so.
- clarry 7y agoBecause someone seeing the title might want to know if it's something new or the same thing they saw three years ago. (Sometimes, new things pop up under a title that has been seen before)