I'm not particularly happy about having my comments attached to a different article than the one I originally commented on, especially one I can't read.
* i wrote bloomberg here originally; it was actually businessinsider.com.au. i'd say i regret the error but i don't really
Sorry, I don't mean to sound irritable, but attaching my comments to an article I didn't intend is way too close to putting words in my mouth.
> In comments reported on Saturday by The Times of London, Poulson cited as an example of the anti-leak culture an an unnamed senior engineer taking the microphone at an all-hands meeting to yell “F— you leakers” at his colleagues.
But as we grow and the necessity of url subs increase... parent does have a valid point. Particularly if changes are UI-invisible. Even a "[changed]" tag suffix might help.
I understand the sentiment in favor, but am not inclined to add moderation tags or widgets to HN's UI. Features like that add complexity, and take up space that might otherwise go to more valuable features.
This doesn't directly address your valid complaint. But I think it might be a palatable remedy.