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It's the newspaper's choice to exclude you. Nothing in the law requires it. Proof: the website you're currently using. The New York Times. Really anything excep
by IfOnlyYouKnew 6y ago
It's the newspaper's choice to exclude you. Nothing in the law requires it. Proof: the website you're currently using. The New York Times. Really anything except the Backwater End Times and The Suburbian Dystopia Monthly
- vixen99 6y agoAs you well know, using 'Backwater End Times and The Suburbian Dystopia Monthly' as examples is disingenuous. Mildly amusing but deliberately misses the point. For the newspaper it's the law of diminishing returns as regards far-flung readers.
- amadeuspagel 6y ago> It's the newspaper's choice to exclude you. Nothing in the law requires it. The EU makes a law, and suddenly a bunch of newspapers choose to exclude europeans. > Really anything except the Backwater End Times and The Suburbian Dystopia Monthly Sour grapes thinking. If that were really the case people wouldn't notice it at all. You click on a link because it interests you, then see that as a european you can't access it and then tell yourself that it didn't actually interest you.