If you're into this kind of thing, there's a similarly interesting resource here:
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http://www.jottacloud.com/signup?referer=2166DD2B220919EFE10...
You sound like a self-important dick.
Let's hope not. I could never remember where that first dot went and usually took at least a couple of goes to find the site. Thankfully they can now be found at the less 'look how clever we've been', but infinitely easier to remember delicious.com
And if you are unable to do so without using the word Solutions you probably aren't sure yourself.
I appreciate that the karma system and voting introduces a lot more complexity behind the scenes with regard to how the top stories are ordered than the simple "newest" stuff on top approach of most news or blog sites. But I don't see why that is allowed to 'break' the display. Irrespective of how you select your records from the database, it's fairly basic practice to paginate the results with some kind of begin=1&end=50 URL appending.
Also the 'expired link' page doesn't even display a link back to the homepage. So you have to either use your browser's back button [unless that link has also now expired], or manually edit the address bar URL, to get some content loading again.
My original question was of the type "Is this really badly designed, or am I missing something really clever?". I think I have the answer now.
Yes. In times of stress, I too often seek solace in mollusc husbandry.
"I stupidly uploaded my private Amazon keys to a public website and somebody used them and ran up a huge bill. It must be somebody else's fault, not mine"
Boo-fuckin-Hoo! —was there something put into the water supply about 10 years ago that removed the entire human race's ability to take responsibility for their own actions?