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I love this type of stuff from @webdevstudios a date and a disclaimer that it’s old… webdevstudios.com/2015/09/01/sea…
Exactly! That’s the way it should be. I’ve noticed @digitalocean do that as well. And yet there are tech/productivity bloggers who drop dates to keep people from leaving the page. Newsflash: it has the opposite effect.
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It really bothers me when I read a blog post and can’t find the date for when it was published. How am I supposed to place it into the context of time?