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6 Reasons Why You Should Consider Using NixOS Linux(itsfoss.com)

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Oliver Lowe@lemmy.sdf.org

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1 year ago

Sorry my comment was really snarky - I apologise. Long day! I’ll do better in the future :)

There has been criticism of this listicle format. Critics claim they are clickbait and machinated recycling of information/ideas. Listicles seem to exist to just get more ad impressions over entertaining and informing the reader.

The original article on the original site feels a bit like that. Loads of ads, with just one link to the actual nixos website, mid-sentence, towards the bottom of the article (where the majority of readers never get to).

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retiolus@lemmy.catOP

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1 year ago

No worries, and as I was saying, that’s why I’ve shared the article through my site, without ads

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