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Thanks, saved me a click.

• oinkbutton 2y ago
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• soneca 2y ago
  I think which ingredient is being smuggled from a war-tone is the least interesting part of the article for me
  • genewitch 2y ago
    it is (to me), if you want to know what not to buy. That's the easiest and practically, the only thing that a majority of people can do with this information.
• anon84873628 2y ago
  By clicking into the comments instead of the article?
  • dijksterhuis 2y ago
    not parent, but i often scan comments to get an idea of if it’s worth bothering to read an article. i was more interested in what the ingredient was. the fact its being smuggled (a) doesn’t surprise me and (b) isn’t something im particularly interested in learning about. so, in this case, it wasn’t worth opening the article for me. i learned what i wanted to learn during my normal comment scan that i usually do with titles like this (outside my wheel house).
    • myself248 2y ago
      Yes, exactly this. I don't read all the news in the world, I don't even read all the news on HN. Having that extra bit of info helps me decide whether to read the article.