>not sure it was worthy of a Forbes article. Don't confuse Forbes magazine with Forbes.com. The website uses the same model as sites like seeking alpha, where

>not sure it was worthy of a Forbes article. Don't confuse Forbes magazine with Forbes.com. The website uses the same model as sites like seeking alpha, where pretty much anyone can write poorly researched, unverified articles and get them published. From Wikipedia: In contrast to the Forbes magazine, the website Forbes.com uses a "contributor model" in which a wide network of "Contributors" writes and publishes articles directly on the website.[15] The Forbes staff does not assign stories, fact check, or edit contributions, and Contributors write stories about any topic they choose.[15] Contributors are paid based on traffic to their Forbes.com pages; the site has received contributions from over 2,500 individuals, and some Contributors have earned over US$100,000, according to the company.[15]