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The linked article seems to be copied and pasted from here: https://www.businessinsider.com/jump-trading-sues-over-wormh...

Not sure what "kqeducationgroup.com" is but it looks illegitimate.

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Ok, we've changed the URL above to that from https://kqeducationgroup.com/jump-trading-sues-79-year-old-c.... Thanks!

It certainly does—my apologies. This is where I saw it first. Unfortunately I can’t change it.

BI runs content syndicated from elsewhere, so appearing on BI doesn’t indicate that it’s their reporting (although someone who can see past the paywall may be able to say for sure). Assuming that the linked source is legally running the piece, it’s a better link for HN because it isn’t paywalled.

Unrelated but I clicked your name and noticed you joined in 2007 the year HN started, that's pretty cool! How did you hear about it back then?

Also drift.space/jamsocket seem pretty interesting (the jamsocket site seemed to lag when scrolling).

I think it must have been from coming across PG’s writing, but I can’t remember exactly.

Thanks for the site feedback, which platform are you on? I’ll see if I can reproduce it.

Awesome. I'm on mbp osx 11.6.5. I tried again and it seems that scrolling feels a bit lagged/jumpy, but otherwise the site looks great.

Curious what a realtime chat app w/stateful backend might look like!

> Alex Morrell is a correspondent at Business Insider covering Wall Street at large

OP's article is trendsquatting.

The quoted segment of your comment answers my question, but what is trendsquatting?

It's a term that felt appropriate to describe what OP's article was achieving

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