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Yeah I can't believe those deceitful bastards at the Smithsonian would dare float the idea of a possible subscription to their magazine before you read their ar
by ssully 13y ago
Yeah I can't believe those deceitful bastards at the Smithsonian would dare float the idea of a possible subscription to their magazine before you read their article.
- Jtsummers 13y agoIt isn't even that (at least I didn't get that). It's just a standard click through advertisement that 90% of magazine sites seem to use. A lot of interesting and informative articles are hidden away behind these pernicious, easily skippable, advertisements.
- ssully 13y agoWhile I agree completely that it's a bit outdated(sorry, potentially putting words in your mouth) and has the potential to be pernicious(see the parent of this thread), the easily skippable part is what makes it ok with me. I found the subscription notice to be incredibly unoffensive given the reputation of the source as well as the high quality of the article.
- Jtsummers 13y agoNo worries. I keep leaving off the /s. I think we're on the same page.