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tour de france spoiler

explosifpeteexplosifpete Posts: 1,327
edited July 2011 in Discuss the website with the team
do you have to put who has just won each stage before i get a chance to watch the highlights at 7?
http://www.iwaxstudio.co.uk/

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  • nicklousenicklouse Posts: 50,675 Lives Here
    then dont go to the main site.

    what do you expect a cycling news site to do? ignore the tour?
    "Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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  • explosifpeteexplosifpete Posts: 1,327
    No, but the head line could be "great day at the tour ending in an exciting sprint" rather than the first thing you see as you go on to the site is a photo of cav, clearly just won and then a caption confirming it
    http://www.iwaxstudio.co.uk/
  • Jeff JonesJeff Jones Posts: 1,865 Editor
    Reporting news means giving it away in the headline. It gets more clicks like that because most readers want to know more.

    If you don't want to find out until some point in the future, then avoid all forms of media until you do want to know.
    Jeff Jones

    Product manager, Sports
  • AndyAndy Posts: 8,207
    So you're basically upset the world doesn't revolve around you? :wink:
  • PseudonymPseudonym Posts: 1,032
    explosifpete wrote:
    No, but the head line could be "great day at the tour ending in an exciting sprint"

    how about "bike rider wins cycle race" - you could use that one every day for three weeks...
  • redddraggonredddraggon Posts: 10,862
    explosifpete wrote:
    do you have to put who has just won each stage before i get a chance to watch the highlights at 7?

    yawn
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