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I want to punch anyone that uses the phrase "after the break", when there is clearly no "break".

• Karunamon 14y ago
  This is a full post page - the "break" will be on the front page of this site (which appears to be directing me to a mobile version for some bloody reason..), where everything before that will be just displayed on the page, everything after on the full post page. No need to get violent.
  • clebio 14y ago
    It should be simple enough to wrap that 'after-the-break' paragraph in a style which isn't displayed on the full article page. Simple, but elegant.
    • Karunamon 14y ago
      It's a low level form of click bait. I.e. "click here and we'll show you the video". It also makes sense since you don't want the video on the front page, breaks the layout.