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Ars Technica is a website covering news and opinions in technology, science, politics, and society, created by Ken Fisher and Jon Stokes in 1998.
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Rob P.
I’ve followed Ars Technica for years because of its in-depth tech and science reporting, but lately the site has slowly shifted more toward liberal-leaning social and political content. I get that tech doesn’t exist in a vacuum and intersects with broader issues, but I do miss the technology coverage.
Northern S.
Great, great and I love the magat tears on here, they hate facts.
paul T.
I decided to leave a comment on an Ars Technica article that was essentially covering the McDonald's Ice Cream machine controversy with Kytch and the lawsuit and I made a good point which was that the Franchise owners could simply insure the Taylor machines with a Third party instead of allowing themselves to be intimidated, This comment was downvoted into oblivion, with 7 votes by the time of this writing and, I'm sure more will be coming. It all begs a massive question. I perceive I Was disliked, But, I have no idea why. So, If I wanted to ameliorate the situation and engage in good faith, I would be unable to, since I don't even have good guesses as to why my comment was so negatively received. Avoid this website and it's comment section. at all cost. If I could give it 0 stars, I would. P.s. I'm a leftist and even I find this trashheap unacceptable. the karma system is like the chinese social credit system
MrBlack
Ars used to be my favorite source of non-political tech news. It has slowly turned into a liberal echo chamber. I did not notice the bias at first but it has become more apparent and flagrant, especially in the past year. The articles often lack facts and sources and are full of liberal biased opinions. I expected better from Ars but now they are no better than any of the other low-class mainstream media outlets. :(
javier
they went from a tech site, to everything russia's fault. several of their articles sources are now just "Trust us bro." Stick to technology
Simon J.
Left wing echo chamber, avoid. Ars used to be a great tech news site, now, not so much. They (or should I say Ashley Belanger amongst others) have a hard on for Musk, likely because he has exposed the left for the total and utter hypocrites they are, through their (now ended by him) control of Twitter. If you make any sensible normal comment, you are castigated as 'extreme' or 'far' right. The new rhetoric of the left to avoid any sensible discussion. Such a shame that these lefty liberal imbecile zealots seem to be everywhere and destroying everything that was once good.
Dave
Left Leaning Biased For Sure But they have good stories for tech sometimes. Comments is almost a hivemind, to the point where I can almost always predict the results. The up/down vote system is abused to give "the correct opinion" a boost while everything else gets buried, and hidden. Basically anything not aligning to their prerogative (see: left leaning) is seen as "trolling" and "stupid". Also: fun fact, you cannot ignore staff. At all. Not even in the forums. Just something to consider.