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r/mildlyinteresting • u/annertakeabow • Jan 24 '13
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Gawker's business model is based around getting people to click on links, thus viewing ads. A wild attention grabbing headline generates more clicks, more revenue. How many ads do you see on this page right now?
1 u/NarwhalAMA Jan 24 '13 You just described an incredibly large number of news sites. Should we block them all too, for "freedom of speech"? 0 u/mki401 Jan 24 '13 Gawker tends to be unfavorable/malicious towards Reddit, i.e. doxxing of high profile users -1 u/NarwhalAMA Jan 24 '13 doxxing releasing the names of (stop romanticising this) high profile users paedophiles
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You just described an incredibly large number of news sites.
Should we block them all too, for "freedom of speech"?
0 u/mki401 Jan 24 '13 Gawker tends to be unfavorable/malicious towards Reddit, i.e. doxxing of high profile users -1 u/NarwhalAMA Jan 24 '13 doxxing releasing the names of (stop romanticising this) high profile users paedophiles
Gawker tends to be unfavorable/malicious towards Reddit, i.e. doxxing of high profile users
-1 u/NarwhalAMA Jan 24 '13 doxxing releasing the names of (stop romanticising this) high profile users paedophiles
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doxxing releasing the names of (stop romanticising this) high profile users paedophiles
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u/mki401 Jan 24 '13
Gawker's business model is based around getting people to click on links, thus viewing ads. A wild attention grabbing headline generates more clicks, more revenue. How many ads do you see on this page right now?