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bing.com• Nov 1, 2022• 1 min read
Kansas suspends Self for 4 games in ongoing infractions caseThis is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP)Kansas suspended Hall of ...
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news.ycombinator.com• Oct 31, 2022• 1 min read
Ask HN: How can responsible engineers shape the future of Twitter?(my first Ask HN attempt failed because I had included a URL, which, I shouldn't have)These general thoughts came to me as part of a small thread on the Logseq community [1] but a variety of follow-up thoughts came to me, which I thought would share with one of the communities that I connect the most with (I might be wrong but that's how we learn).I began to ask myself what does a civilised and modern world look like, with this transactions occurring in it. To see, mainly how we can adapt to this new world of Elon leading Twitter with its high potential and many risks as well.A number of things change, now that Elon is running Twitter. First off, that's horrible news for many. I hope Twitter HR (who should be under a lot of pressure right now) are doing a good job, handling the logistics there.In terms of Twitter product management teams though, I think they can get inspired by serious conversations in the community as to what features they will now put forward and to what degree, will
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news.ycombinator.com• Oct 30, 2022• 1 min read
Ask HN: How would you go about selling a website in 2022?(Legal Education Space)TLDR: How about you approach selling a website in 2022? Not just where to list it, but also what strategies would you use to find buyers who would get the most value from a property? In detail:I've want to sell a site called Oxbridge Notes https://www.oxbridgenotes.co.uk/ that sells study materials for law students. It's been around about 13 years and gets about 350,000 organic/direct users per year.The current monetisation model is selling what are essentially e-books about law exams. Due to having a copious amount of public-facing content, there are also quite a few non-students looking up the law via the website, but I never found a way to monetise this segment.So, from my perhaps simplistic point of view, I think the ideal buyer is either: - a larger player in the third-level study materials/college notes space - an entity in the legal space (e.g. a law firm) that would be able to use the traffic to draw attention to itself or get link juice (search advertising is super expensive i