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I hate web articles that don't have a publish date. This one would seem like a year and a half old.
by kennu 15y ago
I hate web articles that don't have a publish date. This one would seem like a year and a half old.
- ilikepi 15y agoIt opened in a mobile-optimized view on my phone, and at the bottom it says, "2 hours ago." It's also listed under August 2011 on the Archive page. But I do agree that most blog posts are generally enhanced by the inclusion of the post date for context.
- patio11 15y agoBut if publishers actually follow that advice, they will find that people think the context is virtually invariably "old is bad" and watch their content get written off after a release window measured in days or, recently, hours.
- bennysaurus 15y agohttp://blog.colbyrabideau.com/archive http://blog.colbyrabideau.com/archive -- August 2011 Edit: OP is the poster of the blog also
- esrauch 15y agoI was confused for a few seconds when I checked the date and saw that it was currently July 2011.
- AgentConundrum 15y agoIt didn't even occur to me until you mentioned it. August is still six minutes away here.
- alanfalcon 15y ago>OP is the poster of the blog also Cool, welcome to HN, Colby. It's a good first submission, have you been lurking long? Why not join the conversation?
- Jgrubb 15y agoProbably because he's being torn a new one further up the thread. Welcome to HN.