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by r721 6y ago
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- dvhh 6y agoI find rather curious that these discussion have been flagged
- ivanbakel 6y agoThe discussions these kind of submissions generate tend to get overly political. It's also hard to justify that every internet controversy is suitable content for HN - I think it's more likely that dang et al. allow the submission slide for a while out of "public interest" and to centralise comments on a single submission (before then dropping it off the front page).
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