[daniel1212]

Hour wrote. “Upon further investigating, she realized it was a mannequin!” It’s unclear how long the mannequin was in the water or where it came from.

You know, you can post up to 300 words in an excerpt, rather than a couple sentences as if you were click baiting, requiring those who were enticed to go to Yahoo with its over 550 network requests in the first minute (hit F12 in Firefox, then Networking, then reload the web page). With ad blocking.

[DUMBGRUNT]

A clickbaiter?
Woe is me!

If only Microsoft had actually purchased Yahoo.
But no.

The F12 view was a fun way to waste a morning!

I found similar numbers at CNN and USAtoday
A different article on Yahoo and left untended for a minute showed 1024 requests, an upper limit?

THANK YOU for the how to.

When you post, do you check the number of requests?
Where do you draw the line?
Is there any guidance for this function?

Breitbart, a site I avoid because it sometimes bogs down with crap, today was on good behavior and under 300, moved right along.