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Why on earth put comments on a data feed for railway timetables? I'm sensing somebody being told to make the data "new and interactive" and "customer-focused"
by excuse-me 14y ago
Why on earth put comments on a data feed for railway timetables?
I'm sensing somebody being told to make the data "new and interactive" and "customer-focused" and "responsive to customer need dynamics". I suspect the bastard phrase "a dialogue with stakeholders" reared it's ugly head
- TazeTSchnitzel 14y agoIt's not a data feed. It's an idea someone's submitted, of course people can comment on it.
- misterbwong 14y ago^^ This BUT they should have done it properly. At the very least they should have added nofollow to all links in user populated fields. IMO they should remove outside linking altogether and cut the spammers off.
- TazeTSchnitzel 14y agoWeb developers make oversights. The important thing is that they come back to correct them.