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Has it? The quoted article had an interview with a developer where the developer mentioned IMAX. Not the article, but a guy with quotes around it. How does that
by zzleeper 11y ago
Has it? The quoted article had an interview with a developer where the developer mentioned IMAX. Not the article, but a guy with quotes around it. How does that lead to any consumer confusion at all?
- shiggerino 11y agoAt least HN doesn't seem to be perpetuating the Reddit hypocrisy about voting for quality and not popularity, but the problem remains, voting popular opinions up and unpopular ones down only serves to turn the place into an echo chamber. Though mostly it's annoying to have to select the text to be able to read it as it gets lighter and lighter.
- Nadya 11y agoStylish browser addon -> Add CSS for HN for "font { color: #333 !important; }" Now all comments are the same color, regardless of votes. I dislike the fading mechanism for the reasons I describe here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9746702 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9746702
- shiggerino 11y agoGood idea. But what I should do is write a script that in addition to that puts and indicator so I know which posts the HN readership has decided my feeble little mind needs to be spared from lest I too start having unpopular opinions. Which is too late by now anyway, since I have tons of them.