Probably not, given that the post's author was seemingly more concerned about making an outrage post than doing the most basic of investigation. From what I can tell one part of the script is trying to do `google.maps`, which errors out because `google` is undefined. The code in question seems to be initialization related, so it's unclear whether the page actually requires google maps api, or the site was poorly designed and tries to initialize google maps api on every page.
OP here. I’m not outraged. I’m just sharing interesting observations.
But the observation is wrong or at a minimum, gussied up to make it look interesting. If you're calmly producing clickbait, it's still clickbait.
The headline that I wrote is a fact, pure and simple.
Whether it's a fact is under some dispute but it doesn't matter if it's a fact, it's specifically selected to be bait. Take a look at
I have no idea what you’re talking about. I didn’t “select anything to be bait”. I found an interesting behavior on a website and wanted to share it. What exactly is your problem?