Works for NYT as well, and most others.
Outline trick works for a lot. Even sites like financial times etc
The NYT paywall (and many others) can also be bypassed by blocking cookies and/or JavaScript using a browser extension such as uMatrix. (That doesn't work for WSJ, however.)
Thankfully it is easy to bypass with archive.org (or archive.is)
It has the entire article text and hyperlinks that I can tell.
Let's start with the very first paragraph from the original:
President Trump said last month that talks for a phase 2
trade agreement with China were on the back burner. If
they ...
Let's look at the very first paragraph from the "Outline" version: I would bring experience, design, engineering and related
technologies developed over my 40-year career in the
automotive industry building race cars and ...
Those are clearly different, which means the Outline one is missing content and not fit for purpose.I didn't bother checking for further differences. There may or may not be any, none of which really matters given the Outline one is incomplete.
It could be a formatting issue with bitly. Tinyurl may work better in some instances.
Ultimately it does the job tasked, to get you the text locked inside the paywall.
Personally, I consider that to be a fundamental flaw. eg "Not fit for purpose.