What do you call websites Like buzzfeed, huffington post and all those slew of women dominated websites that post articles like "top ten reason you should date a tall guy."
Are they clickbait? Is clickbait more specific then that, I always thought it was just those articles you see at the bottom of websites that redirect you like three links.
The future of news.
Clickbait.
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Journalist started calling them "Listicles". An article that's full of shitty gifs or lists. Most people despise them.
They are designed to get female clicks
Horrible, shit sites that should be destroyed.original comment
This is why Al-Qaeda hit the wrong people with Charlie Hebdo. I would literally cheer if they did it to these faggots
That all counts as clickbait. Clickbait is designed to get you to click on it simply to get ad revenue for the website, so articles usually have controversial or "interesting" headlines but very little actual content beyond the ramblings of someone who couldn't find a real job with their humanities major.
There's another term for the list-type articles you referred to, it's "listicle"
But I'd call it all bullshit. The only useful part of those articles is that their prevalence indicates that they're successful, which means humanity is dumb, which feeds right into my misanthropy, which I consider a positive personality trait.
"X is doing Y, and its Z"
>>25880393
Cucksites
If I were to make one of these sites and slowly turn it into a misogynist, robot-friendly propaganda site, would you guys give it hits so it could take off?
It would basically go from "Top 10 reasons neckbeards suck" to "Top 10 reasons women suck"
>>25880393
it's called making money off serving advertisements to normies, which granted is most of the internet
>go on their page
>click a random """"""""""""""article""""""""""""""
>30 ads blocked
I'd give you hits senpai
>>25880393
specifically, aggregators. but aggregators with clickbaited titles.
>>25880908
How is that original comment not original?
