Wed 13 Dec 2006
One of the things I have found annoying, and I’m curious how many of you do as well, is the infrequency of web sites dating articles.
Doing research on a random topic will produce several articles that lack any obvious publication date. Without the publication date it is hard to tell the contextual economic environment and timliness of the information contained in that article. “the article says to buy Cisco stock because it’s worth $50″ but CSCO hasn’t been at $50 since the Tech Wreck.
Many web blog platforms automatically date stamp posts. Where I seem to find more of the date lapses, and why I noticed it, are in articles at the big daily news or monthly magazine sites. It’s almost as if the professional journalists never had a habit of dating their work because they are always on the next deadline and the newspaper or magazine just automatically prints the date on the page or front cover.
So I’m curious, how many readers also experience this problem?
Cheers!
December 17th, 2010 at 4:39 pm
Hi, nice write-up. Regarding the mention of acai slim, it’s unnecessary. I have generally been a fan of the Warrior Diet. It’s natural and how what we’re most adapted to follow. Read up on it when you have a chance and let me know what you think. Anyhow, cool site… I’m subscribed to your feed now so I’ll be checking in regularly!
March 10th, 2011 at 4:05 pm
Interesting post…
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