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Even more frustrating than this are the sites which automatically append the current year to their article titles. "Best CMS frameworks (2022)", for example, a
by bencollier49 5y ago
Even more frustrating than this are the sites which automatically append the current year to their article titles.
"Best CMS frameworks (2022)", for example, and yet the content is out of date.
- danparsonson 5y agoA particularly egregious example of that are the product review sites - "Best wireless headphones (2022)" and most of the products listed are no longer available.
- bencollier49 5y agoIt drives me batty. Another instance of solving the problem by adding "Reddit" to the end of the search string. Of course this means Reddit will shortly be swamped with AI spam bots driving crap to the top of forums. Presumably that's a current issue.
- DimmieMan 5y agoIt's not swarmed with bots yet, but I've found reddit to be less reliable in the last year with quite a few suspicious comments popping up for various products. Reddit is still better but I worry in another year that will no longer be the case.
- speby 5y agoI find a lot of those 'review sites' are really just lightweight b.s. marketing sites that are really designed to generate product referral fees by providing a convenient link to Amazon or wherever else rather than truly a real attempt at providing good review.