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This is a growing trend that's been really starting to annoy and frustrate me. Especially when the in-linking is masquerading as an out-link. To often there i
by kleevr 18y ago
This is a growing trend that's been really starting to annoy and frustrate me. Especially when the in-linking is masquerading as an out-link. To often there is no out-link and I'm forced to open a new tab, and "manually" search for it.
- j2d2 18y agoI agree. I do, however, like crunchbase. It's concise and useful and I don't know of an alternative for the same information...
- michaelneale 18y agoI think its ok when the context makes it clear its a self reference ie : "I haven spoken about <link>this</link> before" type of thing. When they are just seemingly wikipedia like reference links, having them all be in-links seems poor and lazy form.
- ca98am79 18y agoI totally agree - this annoys the hell out of me and is one of the reasons why I love hacker news.