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If this isn't a "native advertisement" for scrollkit, nothing is. I can't believe a piece of content marketing has gotten the #1 spot on HN.
by pixelmonkey 13y ago
If this isn't a "native advertisement" for scrollkit, nothing is. I can't believe a piece of content marketing has gotten the #1 spot on HN.
- jaynos 13y agoI managed to read the article without further exploration of scrollkit. I think the front page (and most people's interest) is due to the copyright aspect.
- calhoun137 13y agoI clicked the link, but only because ironically on my android tablet i couldnt scroll the page! I think it must be an android chrome overscroll-y issue, because i can scroll it on the native android browser.
- resu_nimda 13y agoYeah really. Way too self-promotional and "hey everybody get mad at how I was wronged by BigCo" for my tastes. As others have noted, the hundreds of hours vs. one hour claim is very disingenuous. Cutting and pasting an existing work into your toolkit is not even close to designing and creating an original piece of investigative journalism. And, at the end there, actually calling on the NYT to advertise this scrollkit on panels? Because...why? The creator thinks it's really cool?
- aptwebapps 13y agoUse of succinct language requires context and common sense. Would anyone actually think he was describing a magical content generator?