They seem to do it for scare stories about health, ‘this was the one common symptom I ignored which meant I had terminal cancer’ and also their ‘this one common ingredient in most people’s cupboards could help prevent X disease’What criteria does the Mail use when putting articles under pay walls? I've been trying to work it out.
I understand it for opinion columns written by someone like Boris Johnson as they've got to pay him a whack or he wouldn't bother writing for them. They also seem to do it for random health articles but also some articles which I would consider general news stories.
My first thought too when I saw the article.Fourth is hardly a crushing defeat
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It's not just you. They don't seem to employ proof readers in this day and age.Is it me or are Fail's headlines so convoluted and unreadable these days? I often have to read a headline multipile times and sometimes I still don't quite grasp what they are trying to say.
Its not just the Mail as clickbait headlines are everywhere. It's really annoying when the content of an artilcle tells you nothing and doesnt deliver what was promised. Mainstream journalism is dying out, less staff and AI written content.It's not just you. They don't seem to employ proof readers in this day and age.
Chat gpt no people involvedIt's not just you. They don't seem to employ proof readers in this day and age.
Would explain it bc it feels like more than just no proofreading/editing, humans don't talk like that. Creepy.Chat gpt no people involved
Is she friends with guest?Alexandra Shulman stock piling tins of Mutti tomatoes raised a smile.
I can't recall a columnist ever being as inane.
Hopefully she'll give regular updates on how her "digging for victory" veg garden is coming along.
I'd still like to read an in depth piece from Samantha Brick on staying beautiful in times of crisis though.
A geopolitical update from Baba Vanga would be ideal right now too given the ongoing situation.
You'd think there had never been any wedding before in human history the way they are reporting on this one. It's stomach churning.The DM's fascination with a 16 yrs old getting married is a bit creepy. Already they're hinting at strife and tensions. Who cares about a Venezuela Fury getting married? It's nothing to celebrate IMO.
I'm baffled by it too. She's hardly Taylor Swift is she? This girl is the unknown grandchild of someone famous so nobody needs to know about this at all and nobody outside of her family cares. How much are the Mail paying them for all this rubbish?The DM's fascination with a 16 yrs old getting married is a bit creepy. Already they're hinting at strife and tensions. Who cares about a Venezuela Fury getting married? It's nothing to celebrate IMO.
And middle class mums have done coke for years too.What’s their obsession with middle class mums who take coke?? They’ve done loads of those articles over the years