Comment by kuschku
10 years ago
If a link is not available to everyone, link to archive.org, or archive.is, or Google webcache.
This means everyone can read it.
10 years ago
If a link is not available to everyone, link to archive.org, or archive.is, or Google webcache.
This means everyone can read it.
People do that in the threads, which is helpful. It's usually better not to supplant the canonical URL of a story in its link.
This problem will get a lot easier when we have a way to group the related URLs for a story. That's something we are eventually going to work on. Indeed, I wonder if it couldn't turn into a broader solution to the paywall question.
The Google scholar approach might work as a format. Official link as the hypertext, publicly accessible link (if available) in the right column. https://scholar.google.com/scholar?cites=1273530321270058317...