• expatriado@lemmy.world
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    5 months ago

    i don’t like this kind of interaction, i see it all the time. We read the articles and watch the videos to gather more information, to get the details, but article/video titles shouldn’t be misleading, it totally hints that that’s what all was about, and there is plenty of characters left to mention otherwise

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      5 months ago

      I don’t like it either, but blame the article and editors, not the OP/commentors.

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          5 months ago

          OP seems to have pulled through, now mentions a few seconds on legal woes rather than implying the whole thing was about it.

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            5 months ago

            Cool - Thanks OP!

            I’m mostly just annoyed that the top comment got away with slagging the video as being an attack video when it wasn’t.

            I don’t blame OP at all; it was just a trash headline from ABC.

            /cc @dogsnest@lemmy.world

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          5 months ago

          Yeah you are right, and the full video reference is a couple clicks in. Another lemmy commentor linked the youtube video directly which helps relieve the confusion which you identified.

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      It’s nobody’s fault but your own that you did not actually watch a video or read an article. Don’t watch/read, don’t comment. Easy. The title isn’t deceptive just because it isn’t a perfect TL;DR for lazy internet forum users.