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Why was the Wirecutter's link not submitted instead? http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-ssds/ http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-ssds/
by ValentineC 12y ago
Why was the Wirecutter's link not submitted instead? http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-ssds/ http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-ssds/
- bryanlarsen 12y agoIt appears that the actual analysis was done by Anandtech.
- pravda 12y agoWhy was this submitted at all? There are affiliate links to Amazon, for the "recommended" products.
- ars 12y ago> There are affiliate links to Amazon, for the "recommended" products. And? Is that bad or something?
- mmanfrin 12y agoThe Wirecutter as shown (to me, at least) that it can be impartial in its judgement of goods. To retain this impartiality, they don't run ads -- they do however link with affiliate links. The saving grace, however, is that most products among a category are sold at Amazon, so the comparison among them should not be affected at all. I as a reader don't feel their decision on quality is at all influenced by what is on or not on sites with affiliate payouts.
- Someone1234 12y agoIsn't that true with any site showing ads? If someone clicks the ad the site owner gets paid. Same here. I am not commenting either way on this authors partiality, just simply pointing out that the logic is flawed regardless.