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> So does the frontpage of WSJ (...) Apples and oranges. Reading the WSJ is a kin to subscribing to a specific Twitter user: you know what content to expect,
by chipdart 2y ago
> So does the frontpage of WSJ (...)
Apples and oranges.
Reading the WSJ is a kin to subscribing to a specific Twitter user: you know what content to expect, and you are interested to read more.
Being force-fed political content you explicitly have not subscribed to is like you're reading the WSJ and out of nowhere you get pages from, say, MAGA's newsletter.
Not the same, is it?