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i believe its because they have extremely good content. Only few people are allowed to publish and most of them are pretty good tech writers or founders
by vishalzone2002 13y ago
i believe its because they have extremely good content. Only few people are allowed to publish and most of them are pretty good tech writers or founders
- herpyderp 13y agoI came here to say the opposite. I make a quick domain check if the title isn't something I'm dying to read about, and won't bother if it is medium.com. I should note that I'm here primarily for the interesting technical articles, not the culture pieces, though I wind up reading too many of them anyway. I've read too many content-less pieces on medium.com that it is starting to feel like writing-for-the-sake-of-hearing-yourself and I want to avoid spending my time on that.
- jgeorge 13y agoI came here to ride the fence. medium's articles are typically thoughtful and well-written, but generally are not topics that appeal to me very much when I'm looking for tech news or other more mainstream HN topics. I usually skip medium.com links when posted here, but I read them from other sources when I have time to read something a little more general.