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It's not immediately noticeable that it really is an ad for Request Metrics, but looking at their Twitter page makes it painfully obvious that it's a sponsored
by capableweb 6y ago
It's not immediately noticeable that it really is an ad for Request Metrics, but looking at their Twitter page makes it painfully obvious that it's a sponsored post:
https://twitter.com/requestmetrics/status/1321444529015300100 https://twitter.com/requestmetrics/status/132144452901530010...
Edit: actually, seems the author of this post also works for/owns trackjs.com, who owns requestmetrics.
Sad to see David Walsh' blog this way, of hidden sponsored posts. Really wish people could stick to ad-free principles better these days.
- rozab 6y agoHow exactly did this get on the front page? The webpage itself is a mess and the article contains nothing of any substance whatsoever.