Not sure why you’re being down voted. This post breaks rule 4. When I saw it, I was literally thinking this could not be the title of the article and sure enough it wasn’t. Rule 4 is in place for good reason. Perhaps @[email protected] will want to update before the post is removed?
As for the article… I’m so tired of this dangerous, foolishness. People so easily forget how important vaccines are when they aren’t being ravaged by death. Do we really need to get back to that point in order to decide, “oh vaccines are a good idea after all?”
He’s being down voted because the title of this post is the original article title. Check the URL. Ars does A-B headlines, the URL always matches the A headline, but it looks like the B headline is what they eventually landed on.
Not sure why you’re being down voted. This post breaks rule 4. When I saw it, I was literally thinking this could not be the title of the article and sure enough it wasn’t. Rule 4 is in place for good reason. Perhaps @[email protected] will want to update before the post is removed?
As for the article… I’m so tired of this dangerous, foolishness. People so easily forget how important vaccines are when they aren’t being ravaged by death. Do we really need to get back to that point in order to decide, “oh vaccines are a good idea after all?”
He’s being down voted because the title of this post is the original article title. Check the URL. Ars does A-B headlines, the URL always matches the A headline, but it looks like the B headline is what they eventually landed on.
How about that! I’m familiar with AB testing, but this is the first time I’ve ever heard it used with URLs this way. Ha!
I really appreciate you pointing that out.
TIL.