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Uhm, A headline isn't misleading just because you assumed it was about something completely different, especially when there's a subheader to explain the articl
by xnorswap 5y ago
Uhm, A headline isn't misleading just because you assumed it was about something completely different, especially when there's a subheader to explain the article and a large picture of the subject matter.
- woolion 5y ago> A sentence is not misleading because a chunk of people understand something totally different than what it is supposed to be about To read the subheader you have to go the site; since trying to do so hung up Firefox, it's not going to happen anymore. It will be added to my filter of bad sources along with Nautilus, the New Yorker, etc.
- leephillips 5y agoThat’s a shame, because Lapham’s Quarterly and the New Yorker often host interesting material. Perhaps there’s something wrong with your browser or system?