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>First, it only refers to the US, while the headline makes no such qualification. The url gives you a good hint.
by parineum 5y ago
>First, it only refers to the US, while the headline makes no such qualification.
The url gives you a good hint.
- gambiting 5y agoHow does that help on mobile where I don't see the URL by default. The headline should specify US if it's only for US.
- junon 5y agoI'm on mobile. I see "energy.gov" just fine.
- gambiting 5y ago....how does seeing energy.gov help? Even if you know that only US agencies use .gov, it's not like an American agency wouldn't publish a report on a worldwide trend, is it?
- junon 5y agoGenerally no, the government isn't an academic body. .gov sites tend to focus on the American people almost exclusively. This isn't a rule by any means but seeing .gov usually translates to "pertains to the US"
- codetrotter 5y ago> The url gives you a good hint. True, but it is easily overlooked. A qualification in the title would be nice.