Definitely the later

The opposite of love is not hate. The opposite of love is indifference.

That said, if I ran a P&M blog these days my target audience would be noobs. Vets like poster here are timed out of CC bonuses and so are not going to create conversions/revenue.

It is slightly broader than that. When you have an audience fully trained to extract the maximum value from everything, they are basically extracting the money you would be paid - eg booking hotels via TopCashback, BigCrumbs etc rather than just clicking the affiliate link in the article.

This was roughly the Inside Flyer concept. They understood the problem but screwed up the answer. The business travel site that my wife would read (senior banker, flies enough to earn BA Silver) does not exist.

Anyone looking for a heads up that the Perks of Being a Wallflower DVD is only $1.99? No? Me neither.

This would even get downvoted on the FatWallet forums. What does this have to do with travel? or anything?

http://lechicgeek.boardingarea.com/p...ower-dvd-1-99/

It does seem like there's days where the BA front page mirrors the front page deals on SlickDeals dot net.

Candidate for the worst BoardingArea post ever:
http://www.pointswithacrew.com/total...gambling-reno/

TLDR:
He had 20 minutes to burn and lost $1 on a slot machine because he didn't know how to use a slot machine.

I had to comment, I just had to....

He is the Winner of the Darwin Award. No need to say anything more. I want to, but I won't.

He was just asking for it! And even after he googled "how to play a slot machine"! :(

That post looks like an absolute masterpiece after the one he recently made about a Hyatt employee having to clean up his kid's puke out of their rental car. It was actually a pretty timely posting, as Boarding Area makes me throw up a little in my mouth every time I masochistically open it.

Slot machine talk is always fun.

RNG, end of story. At least, in any properly regulated jurisdictions. Sometimes, you can find (more) advantageous EV (never positive EV) high limit machines, a "misplaced" progressive (hasn't hit in a very long time), or machines with incorrectly programmed theo. But, that's about it. It's mostly all about RNG and that exact nano/milli-second you hit the button.

That has to be the worst blog on BA

later >

Now that's some seriously stiff competition.

Confirmation of a very smart rule that I recently encountered: "When a click-bait headline is put in the form of a 'yes or no' question, the answer is always 'no'."

Here, the eventual, inevitable answer is even bolded and given its own paragraph:

Is the Free Night Offer on the Hilton Surpass For Existing Customers?