Why do news sites include the meta tags in the HTML containing some of the content then if not for the express purpose of it being displayed on these sites?
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Do you have a proposal that has a better chance of reddit to change or alter their decisions without angering this many users?
Most people don't make informed decisions in the traditional sense. Probably yourself included depending on the product. I for sure don't look at "spec sheets" for shoes for example.
I found this really interesting and it makes a lot of sense for them to do this. Unfortunately it might also lead to uninformed customer decisions, like people having no idea that Retina screens are just HighDPI displays that are available on other devices as well. Same thing can happen with many of these brandings people might consider a selling point.
Usual trend is that unmoderated platforms turn into 4chan /b/ and /pol/ clones, which is toxic to regular users. I agree with being able to discuss any idea on a platform in a civil way, but I don't really see the reason for allowing slurs used agains people.
Unironically if there was enough demand they would be made. Even the iPhone mini failed in market penetration, not to mention things like the Sony compacts and the Zenfones.