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9. That explains hvn_nbr_2's observation. . .

Thu Nov 2, 2023, 04:28 PM

Nov 2023

. . . About all the personal life stories that are front-loaded onto articles that don't require such content. I find that practice to be particularly annoying when I'm looking up a recipe. I suppose that if I were writing a cookbook, I might include a foreward on my grandmother and her association with the food of my heritage, but when I look up a recipe online, I want to get down to business. Show me the ingredients and give me the instructions, please. I don't care about your farmhouse or your antique baking tools or your kids' food allergies.

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Nearly 100 Ohio churches leave UMC amid homosexuality schism [View all] Valdosta Nov 2023 OP

A huge part of religion is about controlling... dchill Nov 2023 #1

Context: It's the conservative churches opposed to recognizing homosexuality that are leaving. LonePirate Nov 2023 #2

I hate when media write articles that way. LiberalFighter Nov 2023 #3

Sites are paid by length of time a reader spends cbabe Nov 2023 #4

What I also hate is when they repeat the same thing over and over. LiberalFighter Nov 2023 #5

Makes sense. May explain a lot. hvn_nbr_2 Nov 2023 #6

That explains hvn_nbr_2's observation. . . Collimator Nov 2023 #9

In Virginia . . . AverageOldGuy Nov 2023 #7

Many churches are nothing more than hate and disinformation operatives. It's disgusting. n/t RKP5637 Nov 2023 #8