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Does anyone else read articles backwards? It seems to be the best way for me to read articles since most of the are padded. The last part was that it needs to b
by graphe 3y ago
Does anyone else read articles backwards? It seems to be the best way for me to read articles since most of the are padded. The last part was that it needs to be done by March 2024, if the was the relevant info you care about.
- frfl 3y agoRecipe blogs the are worst in this regard. Most have an essay that you have to scroll past. I'm guessing in both cases, it's about SEO.
- ziddoap 3y agoI've only heard this anecdotally, and specifically for recipes, but I've heard it's for copyright (and yeah, probably SEO too). You can copyright your long-winded explanation of your recipe, but not the recipe itself. A quick search seems to support the idea: >Tips for Protecting Your Recipes >1. Include Content Beyond the Ingredient List https://www.copyrightlaws.com/copyright-protection-recipes/ https://www.copyrightlaws.com/copyright-protection-recipes/
- Semaphor 3y agoJust in case you didn't know: almost all have a jump to recipe button at the top
- patrickmay 3y agoOne of my pet peeves is that online "journalists" have given up on the inverted pyramid format in favor of click bait. There is no pride in the craft anymore. shakes fist at cloud