is there a way to de-paywall 404media.co?
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is there a way to de-paywall 404media.co?
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is there a way to de-paywall 404media.co?
Idk but if you're just looking for the repo I think this is it: https://github.com/IRS-Public/direct-file
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is there a way to de-paywall 404media.co?
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is there a way to de-paywall 404media.co?
No paywall for this article yet: "Sign up for free access to this post", it's not a free trial.
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No paywall for this article yet: "Sign up for free access to this post", it's not a free trial.
Still a wall between people clicking the link and the content.
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Still a wall between people clicking the link and the content.
Which is also a wall between bots scraping the articles.
Support independent media.
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Which is also a wall between bots scraping the articles.
Support independent media.
No it isn't, they are letting bots scrape the articles just like every other news site for that sweet, sweet SEO. Why do you think the archive.is link has the full article?
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No it isn't, they are letting bots scrape the articles just like every other news site for that sweet, sweet SEO. Why do you think the archive.is link has the full article?
wrote on last edited by [email protected]This is literally why these sites have the free paywall. Some get bypased. In this case, I suspect 404 gave archive dot org access because they rely so heavily on that site for researching articles.
But. Regardless: if you think a journalism outlet is so evil and are scamming everyone... Maybe just ignore them because you clearly don't think they are worth your time.
Also: republican love people like you who do everything possible to attack independent journalism.
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This is literally why these sites have the free paywall. Some get bypased. In this case, I suspect 404 gave archive dot org access because they rely so heavily on that site for researching articles.
But. Regardless: if you think a journalism outlet is so evil and are scamming everyone... Maybe just ignore them because you clearly don't think they are worth your time.
Also: republican love people like you who do everything possible to attack independent journalism.
This has no relevance to politics and I'm not attacking anything by saying forcing sign ups is a barrier to content or that you're wrong about it having anything to do with bots, you dork.
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This is literally why these sites have the free paywall. Some get bypased. In this case, I suspect 404 gave archive dot org access because they rely so heavily on that site for researching articles.
But. Regardless: if you think a journalism outlet is so evil and are scamming everyone... Maybe just ignore them because you clearly don't think they are worth your time.
Also: republican love people like you who do everything possible to attack independent journalism.
archive.is/archive.today is not archive.org, and they did it without permission, because they never get permission.
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Its called an authwall
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is there a way to de-paywall 404media.co?
wrote on last edited by [email protected]The way I usually do it is by flagging the article and asking the mods to please ban articles from this site.
Post is low effort if OP didn't bother trying to find a source that's accessible to all. It only takes a few minutes ffs
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The way I usually do it is by flagging the article and asking the mods to please ban articles from this site.
Post is low effort if OP didn't bother trying to find a source that's accessible to all. It only takes a few minutes ffs
Or OP just likes the independent outlet 404 Media, as I also do. Gizmodo features AI-generated articles (ones with the byline "Gizmodo bot"). It takes a simple adblocker or the bypass paywalls clean extension to bypass the authwall.
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Or OP just likes the independent outlet 404 Media, as I also do. Gizmodo features AI-generated articles (ones with the byline "Gizmodo bot"). It takes a simple adblocker or the bypass paywalls clean extension to bypass the authwall.
It doesn't matter what OP likes. We shouldn't be linking to inaccessible content on Lemmy. That's low effort posting that harms our communities.
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Its called an authwall
It's generally for user data collection / sale and adding you to their marketing list.
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Now as a direct link!
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This is literally why these sites have the free paywall. Some get bypased. In this case, I suspect 404 gave archive dot org access because they rely so heavily on that site for researching articles.
But. Regardless: if you think a journalism outlet is so evil and are scamming everyone... Maybe just ignore them because you clearly don't think they are worth your time.
Also: republican love people like you who do everything possible to attack independent journalism.
They don't have to be evil or scamming people for this to be a shitty barrier that prevents people from viewing the information.
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It's generally for user data collection / sale and adding you to their marketing list.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]It's to prevent scraping/harvesting by AI: https://www.404media.co/why-404-media-needs-your-email-address/
They do not ask for a phone number.
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It doesn't matter what OP likes. We shouldn't be linking to inaccessible content on Lemmy. That's low effort posting that harms our communities.
First of all, you are on feddit.nl and cannot speak for"Lemmy". That said- if anything, "Lemmy" users should be supporting independent journalism like 404 Media.
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It's to prevent scraping/harvesting by AI: https://www.404media.co/why-404-media-needs-your-email-address/
They do not ask for a phone number.
Indeed it is, but I'm concerned about the above, and thus don't create user accounts willy nilly.
I could use a fake name and fake email, but a lot of sites require that you validate your phone number too, and it's starting to become a lot of commodifiable data points.
