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This is a regular occurrence on Microsoft related stories which don't show it in a bad light and anti-Google stories. See #26 on the front page: 26.Where Is .
by recoiledsnake 13y ago
This is a regular occurrence on Microsoft related stories which don't show it in a bad light and anti-Google stories.
See #26 on the front page:
26.Where Is .Net Headed? (odetocode.com)
5 points by wubbfindel 44 minutes ago | 1 comment
How come that story is on the front page but this one with triple the points and submitted almost at the exact same time isn't?
35. Microsoft responds to YouTube demands, 'more than happy' to include ads (theverge.com)
14 points by CloudNine 48 minutes ago | 9 comments
Even benign Surface Pro reviews are flagged by the high-karma Gods, can't have them hurting Chromebook sales.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4849814 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4849814
- iamshs 13y agoAh. I get it. I get it. Google data centre post has less points than this one, but is on the main page and so is the .net one, which i guess is anti-MS one. Thank you for the explanation.
- userbee 13y agoreaders, friends, consider this: most of these posts and comments have less than one thousand votes. the daily or hourly readership at this fine establishment far outstrips that. what we have here is a selective democracy, or whatever academics call it. it's what happens when a very small proportion of your participants actively vote. they can be dominated by 'vocal minorities'. welcome to hacker news. welcome to usa. welcome.