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What a crap title, eh? Just the worst. But this kind of linkbait garbage is rampant on our internet - that's yours and my internet, people - and we're promoting their chicanery by spreading their links.

什麼廢話，是嗎？ 只是最糟糕的。 但是，這種連結誘餌垃圾在我們的網際網路上非常猖--是您和我的網際網路上的人們-我們正在通過傳播連結來促進他們的嘲諷。

This came to a head for me yesterday when a video started going viral on the social web AGAIN. I say AGAIN because it was the same darn video from 5 years ago, just with a new title. Seriously, a totally unrelated "viral" site made up a new title, called it an article, then embedded the video with their ads everywhere, then (I presume) went to their bosses and say "my stuff generated x PV (page views) this week."

昨天，當視訊在社交網站AGAIN上開始流行時，這一點引起了我的注意。 我再說一遍是因為這與5年前的影片一樣，只是有一個新標題。 認真地，一個完全不相關的“病毒”網站編了一個新標題，稱其為文章，然後將視訊及其廣告嵌入到各處，然後(我想)去找老闆說：“我的東西產生了x PV(瀏覽量)本星期。”

Step 4. PROFIT

步驟4.獲利

I partially blame BuzzFeed, but every once in a while they have a decent article. Upworthy is another, disguising their stealing with an "inspirational spin." One that is the worst is ViralNova

我部分歸咎於BuzzFeed，但每隔一段時間他們都會發表一篇不錯的文章。 值得一提的是，他們以“鼓舞人心的旋轉”掩飾了他們的偷竊行為。 最差的一個是ViralNova-自己找到它們，沒有我的連結。 此類網站開始採用這種懸掛式標題：

• It Might Seem Like A Normal Temple From The Outside. But Go Inside And… AHHHH!
  它可能看起來像是一座普通的神廟。 但是進去吧……啊！
• This Is The Most Unique Sunrise You’ll Ever See. Guaranteed.
  這是您將看到的最獨特的日出。 保證。
• A 12 Year-Old Boy Wrote The Perfect Advice To Understand Women. This Is Priceless.
  一個12歲的男孩寫下了理解女性的完美建議。 這是無價的。
• You’ll Have No Idea What You’re Seeing In These 20 Photos. But Look A Little Closer…
  您將不知道在這20張照片中看到了什麼。 但是再仔細一點……

How is this a business? Apparently mining for Page Views is more profitable than mining for Bitcoin.

生意如何？ 顯然，挖掘頁面瀏覽量比挖掘比特幣更有利可圖。

And now this madness is spreading to CNN. That's supposed to be a real news site, folks.

現在這種瘋狂正在蔓延到CNN。 夥計們，那應該是一個真實的新聞網站。

14-year-old girl stabbed her little sister 40 times, police say. The reason why will shock you. http://t.co/5ZFqHFrviw

— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk)

警察說，一個14歲的女孩刺傷了她的妹妹40次。 之所以會令您震驚。 http://t.co/5ZFqHFrviw

— CNN Breaking News(@cnnbrk) January 23, 2014 2014年1月23日

These are custom designed to prey on our base human need to always be seeing new crap. It's drug pushing.

這些都是經過定製設計的，可獵食我們人類的基本需求，使他們始終看到新的垃圾。 這是推藥。

Many sites declare their content "curated" and pull it (most often without explicit permission) from elsewhere. They pull so much from the original site that there's usually no reason to visit the original site! One article recently had 20 high resolution pictures lifted from elsewhere. Buried in the the post it said "via so-in-so" so I visited there, if only to give my page view to the original author and some how cleanse myself. I counted the photos while I was there. There where 20 images. They had reblogged them all.

許多站點宣告其內容為“策劃”並從其他地方拉取(通常是在沒有明確許可的情況下)。 他們從原始站點拉了很多東西，以至於通常沒有理由訪問原始站點！ 最近有一篇文章從其他地方舉起了20張高解析度圖片。 埋葬在帖子中，上面寫著“ via so-in-so”，所以我去了那裡，僅僅是為了讓我的頁面瀏覽給原始作者，以及如何淨化自己。 我在那裡的時候數了張照片。 那裡有20張圖片。 他們已經全部轉發了。

These are entire "media companies" that have turned reblogging into an art. Reblogging is not journalism. It's not even nice. It's not appreciated, it's not appropriate, and it's not kind.

這些都是整個“媒體公司”，它們已將重新部落格化為藝術。 重新部落格不是新聞。 不好它不被讚賞，不合適，也不友好。

Nearly completed the Internet but struggling with the end of level boss. Any advice on how to kill Buzzfeed? Top 10 tips?

— James Roberts (@jroberts332)

網際網路幾乎完成了，但與級別老闆的末日掙扎。 有關如何殺死Buzzfeed的任何建議？ 十大祕訣？

— James Roberts(@ jroberts332) January 11, 2014 2014年1月11日

When you blog, think about what it really means to curate. Consider the Curator's Code. When you use something, give attribution or a hat tip. Confused or not sure if you should use something, ask. Just email them, explain what you want to do, and ask.

當您寫部落格時，請考慮策劃真正的意義。 考慮館長的守則。 當您使用某些東西時，請註明出處或給小費。 感到困惑或不確定是否應該使用某些東西，請詢問。 只需給他們傳送電子郵件，說明您想做什麼，然後問。

There's even Chrome extensions like @snipeyhead's "Downworthy" that will replace the text in headlines like these with more appropriate text.

甚至還有@ snipeyhead的“ Downworthy ”之類的Chrome擴充套件程式，它們將用更合適的文字替換此類標題中的文字。

Please, don't start a multimillion pageview media conglomerate based on copy-pasting other people's hard work combined with deceptive copywriting.

請不要基於複製他人的辛勤工作和欺騙性複製來建立一個數以百萬計的綜合瀏覽量媒體集團。

Reject them. I reject them. Will the beginning of the end start on the Dark and Evil Side of the Internet or will it sneak up on us slowly with harmless titles like "The 26 Craziest Crimes That Involve Taco Bell." OMG! I have to click.

拒絕他們。 我拒絕了結局的開始是從網際網路的黑暗與邪惡的一面開始，還是會以無害的標題(例如“涉及塔科·貝爾的26項最瘋狂的犯罪”)緩慢地出現在我們眼前。 我的天啊！ 我必須點選。

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關於斯科特 (About Scott)

Scott Hanselman is a former professor, former Chief Architect in finance, now speaker, consultant, father, diabetic, and Microsoft employee. He is a failed stand-up comic, a cornrower, and a book author.

斯科特·漢塞爾曼(Scott Hanselman)是前教授，前金融首席架構師，現在是演講者，顧問，父親，糖尿病患者和Microsoft員工。 他是一位失敗的單口相聲漫畫家，一個玉米種植者和一本書的作者。

翻譯自: https://www.hanselman.com/blog/heres-10-things-i-did-before-i-wrote-this-blog-post-title-what-happened-next-will-shock-you

文件撰寫在開發中的作用