For sure, articles cater to their audience, but are we still writing articles on /b/ in 2011? This is like the articles in 2008 explaining this new phenomenon called "blogging" -- this isn't even new in the mainstream media, let alone our typical news sources. It's just repetitive garbage that could have been written with 15 minutes of copy-pasting from Encyclopedia Dramatica and 500 other previous articles on the topic.
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For sure, articles cater to their audience, but are we still writing articles on /b/ in 2011? This is like the articles in 2008 explaining this new phenomenon called "blogging" -- this isn't even new in the mainstream media, let alone our typical news sources. It's just repetitive garbage that could have been written with 15 minutes of copy-pasting from Encyclopedia Dramatica and 500 other previous articles on the topic.