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WikiHow’s art is made by a network of freelancers, mostly in the Philippines

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Re: WikiHow’s art is made by a network of freelancers, mostly in the Philippines

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Blocked reading the article because medium wants me to sign in. Is Medium now forcing people to create accounts to read posts or is it just a setting that this subdomain turned on?

I've been told it's content creators that enable monetization, but I'm not convinced.

Their loss.

Re: WikiHow’s art is made by a network of freelancers, mostly in the Philippines

#7
Please don’t editorialize titles, four out of five times the editorialized title is strictly worse, and often it’s straight up wrong, like in this case. If you don’t like the original title due to omission of info, you can at least use the HTML title:

> wikiHow’s art is made by a global network of freelancers, primarily in the Philippines.

(Emphasis mine.)

Re: WikiHow’s art is made by a network of freelancers, mostly in the Philippines

#8

Blocked reading the article because medium wants me to sign in. Is Medium now forcing people to create accounts to read posts or is it just a setting that this subdomain turned on?

It didn't block me, and I don't have a Medium account. Firefox 72 on Linux, ublock origin, Germany.

Re: WikiHow’s art is made by a network of freelancers, mostly in the Philippines

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Blocked reading the article because medium wants me to sign in. Is Medium now forcing people to create accounts to read posts or is it just a setting that this subdomain turned on?

Why is it always Medium that's blamed for this but not mainstream news websites? I'm pretty sure I've been paywalled by sites like NYT yet people keep posting links to them.
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