Blacklist sites you don't want to see in Hacker News
andrewfarmer.name
Blacklist sites you don't want to see in Hacker News
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Re: Blacklist sites you don't want to see in Hacker News
#2I'd suggest blacklisting my site. I don't want to have to deal with any of you guys flaming me in my comments. :D
Re: Blacklist sites you don't want to see in Hacker News
#3I'd suggest blacklisting my site. I don't want to have to deal with any of you guys flaming me in my comments. :D
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Re: Blacklist sites you don't want to see in Hacker News
#4I'd suggest blacklisting my site. I don't want to have to deal with any of you guys flaming me in my comments. :D
I don't think the guys will flame you; sounds kinda girly to complain about this.
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#6Techcrunch? Valleywag? My rationale is that they're divisive. Those that fall on the side of favouring their style of journalism will probably go to their sites daily anyways. Those of us that can't get far enough away from their content would very much appreciate not having to see their headlines clutter this site.
Re: Blacklist sites you don't want to see in Hacker News
#7Since someone wanted an easy way to edit the list of blacklisted sites, I added a little UI to it.
Check out the newer one here:
http://www.andrewfarmer.name/2008/04/hn-blacklist-now-with-u...
Re: Blacklist sites you don't want to see in Hacker News
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
I don't think the guys will flame you; sounds kinda girly to complain about this.
kirubakaran, why did you delete your comment? Sibling of the parent of this comment.
Ummm I just thought (for no particular reason) that my comment was kind of silly. It got a +1 and then a -1. If you liked it, thanks :-)
This is what I had said: ":-) If we act like kids, you should probably mod_redirect us to disney.com"
Re: Blacklist sites you don't want to see in Hacker News
#9Techcrunch? Valleywag? My rationale is that they're divisive. Those that fall on the side of favouring their style of journalism will probably go to their sites daily anyways. Those of us that can't get far enough away from their content would very much appreciate not having to see their headlines clutter this site.
Too much actual news in Techcrunch, and it's not really a very divisive site.
Valleywag we can do without, I think.
And please, someone add 37signals to that list. Really, those guys are contributing nothing positive to the conversation.
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