Or he's playing 4D chess. If Twitter has not provided the requested info, taking him to court opens them up t
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Censorship conspiracies. Like anything that goes against the narrative getting your comments deleted, your Twi
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*inability
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Agreed, the ability to actually view the comments is frustrating. Enough so, that I have stopped unlocking the
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I have not had an issue with comments not posting (only some that apparently were deleted by the ministry). T
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Shadow banning of Thurrott.com comments
Is this a thing now? I noticed a comment I made (along with some others) disappeared from at least 1 recent article. The comment count is correct for the original posts, but they no longer align with what is on the current page.
I'd say it was surprising, but given the missing comments generally went against the narrative, is it really?
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Is this a thing now? I noticed a comment I made (along with some others) disappeared from at least 1 recent a
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“Never let the truth get in the way of a good story." - Mark Twain
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Personally I find Paul's Premium posts hit or miss, and while the comment count is still a good measuring stic
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0 Comments - Part Deux
I bumped this thread yesterday and it *ahem* magically got deleted, so here goes again.
As noted in my original post, Premium articles show ‘0 comments’ for limited access visitors. For us poors, typically the number of comments is the deciding factor to unlock an article. We can see the speech-bubble graphic with the number that shows how many comments the article has, but when you scroll to the bottom, nada. And let's face it, the comments are the secret sauce that we come here for, and for better or worse, what drives engagement and participation in the discourse that a high comment count article often sparks.
This has been a recurring issue for a while now, and there is some debate as to whether or not this is a feature or bug.
That aside, I just want to know if it will be fixed in 2022.
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I believe the term is relative risk, which is the oft omitted phrase when discussing COVID.
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Does not getting the flu shot also qualify you as an anti-vaxxer?Asking for a friend.
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Where's the fun in that?
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This has been rendered moot by Snapchat and Instagram for a while now. The only people kids are messaging the
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In reply to cavalier_eternal:I believe this is called the illusory truth effect.
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Facial recognition is one of the better technology advances in this generation phone. As we are well into the
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In reply to Maktaba:I agree on the 3D Touch. I have used it daily from the 7 to my current X.
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Glad to see Paul is finally coming around to Face ID. It was not so long ago he found it 'terrible b
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In reply to terry jones:Agreed. The push to Premium has led to some articles that fall a little short. These
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I agree with parts of the cord cutting argument, but in general, it does not work for me once you factor in co
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A few for your consideration: Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel. Interesting (and thought provoking) ta
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I was skeptical on Face ID as well until I upgraded my 7 and started using it daily. For me, it is one of tho
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In reply to paul-thurrott:You should probably remove 'vaunted' from that line as well. It was clear
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So what is the crime here? Apples discovers, and then discloses a manufacturing defect, along side a repair p
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In reply to a Premium comment by cheetahdriver: I have to agree King can saddle a great book (or series) with
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The Golem and the Jinni by Helene Wecker. Best book I've listened to in a long time. Surprisingly so.
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In reply to Chaoticwhizz:How about a lower tier membership with X articles per month that roll over on a month
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As a lot of you have pointed out, more Premiums may not make a long time reader who hasn't upgraded alrea
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In reply to Winner:Or perhaps they just prefer it.
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The biggest complaint I think is access to Paul. Let's face it, 95% of the readers on this site foll
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I have to agree that the push to Premium has made the quality of the paywall content more suspect. I personall
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In reply to vonronge:For me that is Jim Dale. I actively avoid anything read by him, and even went so far as
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I couldn't agree more that great narration elevates a novel. RC Bray, Scott Brick, Ray Porter, Luke Dani
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In reply to videosavant:I tend to agree that the push to Premium has made the quality of the paywall content m
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I agree with R.C. Bray, but The Fear Saga fell flat for me. I had to refund the books after getting halfway th