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Huh? It's just an article about a TV show the author liked, not business advice. Also: > This article appeared in the Culture section of the print edition und
by gowld 5y ago
Huh? It's just an article about a TV show the author liked, not business advice.
Also:
> This article appeared in the Culture section of the print edition under the headline "Avenger in a raincoat"
The online article headline is just clickbait.
- joegahona 5y agoPublications often change the headline for clickbait reasons, but they also try to make it clearer to searchers what the article is about. "Avenger in a Raincoat" works fine for a print magazine -- the end user is someone sitting captive on a flight or on their couch. In the crowded world of search results or social-media posts, you need to be clearer about what the article contains. I haven't read this article (for it is paywalled), so I can't tell where this falls on the clickbait scale. (I think of "clickbait" as a pejorative.)
- yoyopa 5y agothe bot you're replying to is suggesting that nothing can be learned