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I've seen a number of blogs that automatically add a banner to the top of posts over a year old, something like: "this post is over a old and may not align with
by samwillis 3y ago
I've seen a number of blogs that automatically add a banner to the top of posts over a year old, something like: "this post is over a old and may not align with my current views"
But really I think it would be good for him to post a new entry with a brief overview of what his views are now, and link to that from a banner.
With all these types of advice, it's subjective and the motivation of the person giving the advice is important to take into account when considering said advice.
- shostack 3y agoAgreed. Seeing how leaders' thoughts and opinions evolve as they gain more experience and perspective is more valuable by far than the original posts alone. It also helps avoid the image of a person being viewed as fixed and one dimensional from a legacy standpoint.
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 3y ago> "this post is over a old and may not align with my current views" The fact people need to be told this is unnerving.