> But also nobody will read your articles if the site looks like this.
But wait, Xe's articles frequently make it to the HN frontpage. Surely someone must be reading them?
If you don't like it, don't read it. Also consider not commenting. It's pretty well laid out in the HN guidelines.
"Please don't fulminate. Please don't sneer, including at the rest of the community."
As a hallway monitor, you should be aware that you're not supposed to be reading HN at work, now are you? :-)
What? How is the site not safe for work?
Her articles repeatedly top Hackernews. And her audience largely shares or graciously accepts her predilections. Do you know how many of the most powerful people on the internet are furries/otherkin?
> Do you know how many of the most powerful people on the internet are furries/otherkin?
what makes someone powerful on the internet?
I would say someone who administers critical internet infrastructure or who has technical influence over how the network operates.