Interesting, perhaps there is some Hacker News voodoo magic that links to the original somehow. Maybe it looks for "This story was originally published in <link>" and follows that?
So I see the Atlantic is to blame for the clickbait headline, unsurprising. I guess their deal is "we can publish your story but we will change the headline to something people will click on."
But enough ranting about clickbait, I realize I'm detracting from the conversation and I hope I didn't sound too hostile. Thank you for posting this article, it's really fascinating to contemplate ancient geologies.
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I don't know how the link got changed - but this is what I submitted. And the title was "Scientists Can No Longer Ignore Ancient Flooding Tales"
https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2022/10/indigeno...
Interesting, perhaps there is some Hacker News voodoo magic that links to the original somehow. Maybe it looks for "This story was originally published in <link>" and follows that?
So I see the Atlantic is to blame for the clickbait headline, unsurprising. I guess their deal is "we can publish your story but we will change the headline to something people will click on."
But enough ranting about clickbait, I realize I'm detracting from the conversation and I hope I didn't sound too hostile. Thank you for posting this article, it's really fascinating to contemplate ancient geologies.