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Re:'WebAssembly Is Finally Usable, Almost' by mcint on Friday May 31, 2024 @02:56AM (#40532191)
A forbes article on this? Perhaps it's the contributor '/sites/' that I'm not familiar with.
Re:'WebAssembly Is Finally Usable, Almost' by pzmarzly on Friday May 31, 2024 @03:29AM (#40532356)
AFAIK /sites subpath is mostly for articles made by "Forbes Contributors". How does one become one? You need to be invited by one of employees[0], but then it seems you can publish whatever with little editorial oversight[1]. You get paid, starting at $250 a month[2].

Personally, I find the idea nice, but a lot of these contributor articles seem to be poorly written anyways, so I try not to bother with them. But I guess that compared to a lot of other places in modern internet, especially medium.com and a ton of blogspammy wordpress sites, these must still look like Shakespeare in comparison.

[0] https://joshsteimle.com/writing/who-do-i-contact-at-forbes-t...

[1] https://getonforbes.com/forbes-contributor-guest-posting/

[2] https://www.forbes.com/sites/randalllane/2018/02/14/why-forb...

Re:'WebAssembly Is Finally Usable, Almost' by mcint on Friday June 07, 2024 @03:15AM (#40606082)
Once I noticed the surprisingly consistent, legibly distanced branding, I imagined something -- actually more like contributors paying. Thank you for the research & explanation!