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conulyI've had a lot going on, and most of it boring :)
Quick question: When I post a story to, like, "ISIS has captured this town" or "29 people killed in Mali" (made up headlines, I haven't even read the news all weekend!), people hardly ever click on them. So says Bitly, anyway. Is this because nobody finds those stories interesting, or just because they figure the headline gives them all the information they need right there? If it's mostly the former, I'll start just shoving it over onto Reddit rather than boring all youse guys with it, but if it's the latter, I won't.
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Quick question: When I post a story to, like, "ISIS has captured this town" or "29 people killed in Mali" (made up headlines, I haven't even read the news all weekend!), people hardly ever click on them. So says Bitly, anyway. Is this because nobody finds those stories interesting, or just because they figure the headline gives them all the information they need right there? If it's mostly the former, I'll start just shoving it over onto Reddit rather than boring all youse guys with it, but if it's the latter, I won't.
When China’s rural parents leave to work in cities, “left-behind children” fall to crime and truancy. Why isn’t the country doing more about it?
After court-martial, this Marine cites religious freedom in her continued legal fight
California’s Homeless Find a Quiet Place
5 Despicable Right-Wing Moments this Week You Might Not Have Heard About
Here’s how badly we’re getting ripped off by our mobile phone providers
Adults Love the Four-Day School Week. Is It Good for the Kids?
The best way to eliminate the gender pay gap? Ban salary negotiations.
Appeals Court Eviscerates Notre Dame’s Objections to Contraception Accommodation
What Australian slang has given the world
When the Rapist Doesn’t See It as Rape
The Weirdest, Saddest, Most Disturbing Battle Yet in the War Over Circumcision
The amazing, surprising, Africa-driven demographic future of the Earth, in 9 charts
Semiliquid battery competitive with both Li-ion batteries and supercapacitors
Maddow Blasts Law Requiring Aurora Shooting Victim's Parents To Pay Gun Manufacturers
Researcher who exploits bug in Starbucks gift cards gets rebuke, not love
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Islamic State burned a woman alive for not engaging in an ‘extreme’ sex act, U.N. official says
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Date: 2015-05-26 05:30 am (UTC)