There’s a big difference between accepting people will post links that just happen to, sometimes get people past paywalls - and operationalising that so it’s the default behaviour

Actually I'd say the opposite: If it only happens with paywalled sites it's clear that its purpose it to circumvent paywalls. If you always do it, It's so there is a record of the original site at time of posting.

It would also help with sites that can't handle the hacker News traffic load. Happens all the time

Sharing because it was such an obvious insight once I discovered it and I’ve suffered from migraines for years.

Blood sugar. Turned out I was having hypos. I’ve found now that just a spoonful of honey when I feel them coming on normally reduces my migraines to headaches, which I can manage myself with paracetamol

Sorry - not directly related to your post but still perhaps useful

https://fossbytes.com/ is India's equivalent of The Verge

Home page is full of thin affiliate pages. I clicked the "News" link at top, and it seems to be a page with links to affiliate pages of movies.