Bad strategy: publication by transclusion

[zenonp]

Transclusion of third-site material in the Guardian is increasing by the day and occasionally articles can include more tweets than original text by the Guardian journos. This is a bad strategy because (a) it creates a totally unnecessary breach of the readers' privacy by letting Twitter and Facebook and whoever know which articles a reader is reading and (b) it leaves the Guardian crippled when original material is removed from the third-party site. An example of this from here can be seen in this screenshot:

The way to solve both these problems is by placing screenshots of third-party materials on the Guardian site itself.

[hugovk]

The missing embedded tweets improves this article about tweets.

This was on Nokia 808/Opera Mini (but I've got a new phone now).