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ThunderySleep t1_itagmu9 wrote

Reply to comment by Open_Veins_8 in Bucks County Doubles Down on LGBTQ+ Youth Support with Announcement of Second Rainbow Room by Open_Veins_8

Yup, /u/PensiveLog, a less than a week old account just happens to to start replying to my comments in a dead thread from last week, the one you spent an entire day trying to defend your spam site on, the same evening you're back on reddit spamming this site again.

> elementor-2492

Doesn't even know how to create proper URLs, gives away that the site's built in a WYSIWYG (called elementor). But yeah, it's totally authentic, lol.

Like I said, nothing about this site is legit, and no one involved is a professional in any capacity. Hence wordpress of all things being too complicated for this totally authentic organization, so you need a WYSIWYG.

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Open_Veins_8 OP t1_itagxp2 wrote

LOL, you are so desperate. Less than a week old? My account? really? That's ok. Aren't you missing Fox News programming or are you multitasking?

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PensiveLog t1_itbkzch wrote

No, my account. He thinks I’m you. He’s so sure that no one else could possibly think he’s hilariously ridiculous, that obviously you and I are the same person.

Though, to be fair, we’ve never been seen in the same room together.

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ThunderySleep t1_itaha2c wrote

You can't even defend it. It's a shitty WYSIWYG-built propaganda site disguised as an existing local paper.

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garylarrygerry t1_itbm8fc wrote

Hey, everyone! This person knows what WYSIWYG means! Isn’t that sooooooo impressive?! They must really know what they’re talking about because they keep saying the same thing over and over super confidently!

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ThunderySleep t1_itbwwhs wrote

It's common knowledge what a WYSIWYG is, not some tech secret. They're not something used by serious legitimate organizations, they're utilized by kids playing around, mom and pop businesses, hobbiests, etc.

Legitimate decent sized organizations aren't needing WYSIWYG plug-ins for wordpress. Let alone organizations supposedly made up of journalists, who are typically capable of running a wordpress without the training-wheels of a WYSIWYG. This goes even more so for organizations who solely exist as a website. There's no buckscountybeacon office, no buckscountybeacon printed copy. It exists entirely as a scam site pretending to be a normal local paper.

Yet OP can't even build a functioning site. This is some incompetent guy's blog that he's trying to fake as being a local newspaper so as to deceive users.

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garylarrygerry t1_itc0nm9 wrote

Look! This person knows ALL ABOUT WYSIWYG and it’s industry usage! They’re legit!

Seriously though, where did Wizzy Wig touch you? I’m worried about you.

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ThunderySleep t1_ith91ly wrote

I'm here to point out you guys aren't some well established local newspaper as you're trying to deceive users into thinking you are.

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chaqalaqalaqa t1_itc9gk3 wrote

Bro I’m a software dev and this isn’t the slam dunk you think it is. Lots of perfectly reputable sites are run using Wordpress or Gradle or some other template-based system

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ThunderySleep t1_ith8vvc wrote

It is. Nobody's talking about wordpress. Wordpress is a fine CMS, especially for a magazine or blog.

They're usingelementor plug-in for wordpress, which is to turn wordpress into a WYSIWYG editor. Not something legitimate organizations do, much less journalists who are typically familiar with wordpress enough they don't need to turn it into wix.

If you're a software dev, you should be seeing a lot more glaring issues than that. I've gone into a lot more issues than that in their last thread.

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chaqalaqalaqa t1_ithik99 wrote

Glaring issues like… what?

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ThunderySleep t1_itkoil9 wrote

Images that don't load, generated URLs for primary pages (hence how I discovered it's built with a WYSIWYG), homepage is a cluster-fuck of carousel plug-ins stacked on top of each other, doesn't make it anywhere near the top pages on google for "local news bucks county pa", a logo design that looks like it's from 2002 paired with a super generic newspaper name suggesting their aiming at deceiving users into believing this is some existing established local newspaper, despite it being an activist site built this very election cycle.

These are glaring issues..

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stahleo t1_itaklj6 wrote

You're the desperate one. "Buckscountybeacon" LOL

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