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The original headline is misleading, and the Hacker News headline uses different words but is misleading in exactly the same way. It seems it should be: YouTub
by amscanne 6y ago
The original headline is misleading, and the Hacker News headline uses different words but is misleading in exactly the same way.
It seems it should be: YouTube removes single Scott Adams video. Yawn.
- mikece 6y ago"The headline is misleading." This is a far-too common trend, both from the left and the right. When headlines look like leading statements I tend to conclude I'm not going to find facts but arguments and innuendo... so I why bother? Sadly, it's all too common to see these days. Blame it on click-bait for ad sales or partisanship but it's making it hard to find "just the facts."
- judge2020 6y agoIn this case generally both sides gets mad (albeit for different reasons) when YT excerpts control over their website to remove/deplatform someone, so saying YT kicks someone out/shuts them down is going to get the most clicks from everyone. Thank god for ublock origin.
- Syzygies 6y agoI wrote headlines as my first task on a campus newspaper before most readers here were born. Headline writers are the dishwashers of journalism.