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I don’t see any comments at all, at least on mobile. Is this a bot? I was going to look at the comments out of curiosity, because I was surprised that there wo
by roysting 7mo ago
I don’t see any comments at all, at least on mobile. Is this a bot?
I was going to look at the comments out of curiosity, because I was surprised that there would be any comments at all on an AP article, for several reasons.
- blokey 7mo agoI think that might be a "you" thing, there certainly are comments. And here's a link to APNews' comment guideline page, showing they have comment sections on lots of places in their website https://apnews.com/community-guidelines https://apnews.com/community-guidelines Unsure why you jump to "is this a bot" conclusion, seems a little odd.
- Esophagus4 7mo agoHere are a few I see: Comment by burkej27. 41 MIN AGO No state run media! Comment by Robertl. 55 MIN AGO Is there anything that Trump does that is legal and won’t be overturned? What a waste of 4 years. They should be held responsible to the 1000 people damaged by his actions. If he can’t then his cabinet. Comment by Trumpisyourpresident. 1 HR AGO Just like NPR, it's the voice of liberal America, not America, so it should not be funded. Comment by KendallGrubb. 1 HR AGO We’re not in the 1950’s building Crystal am radios anymore. The cost of this service is unnecessary given today’s media options
- josefritzishere 7mo agoWhile radio listenership is in decline in the US it remains very popular in developing nations, even shortwave. That's really why it still exists.
- palmotea 7mo agoNews article comments are funny. I think some people are just angry about politics and feel the need to vent it all the time. I actually read the NYT comments occasionally, and it's the liberal version what you posted. Some people have the amazing ability to bend any topic into a long complaint about Trump. They're almost like that version of Claude that couldn't stop talking about the Golden Gate Bridge.
- soneil 7mo agoThe last one is so close to the point. Iran had Internet blackouts earlier this year, Russia has been experimenting with the same - options like shortwave are just as relevant as ever.