Eventually we'll have to collectively learn to rethink what we think "articles" are supposed to be when they are so easy to both write and publish. Afterall, it's just "internet content" like a Tweet or a Reddit post would be.

"Henry Cavill said W40k is going well" wouldn't be worth printing a paper about, that's for sure, but this isn't that. It's just someone taking like 10 minutes of their time to go "hey you might not have seen that because it was in an interview about a whole other movie, but Cavill just confirmed that the production of W40k is still going well" for people who might be interested in knowing how things are going.

And no matter what we think, that person was right to think people would be interested in seeing that being brought up to their attention, this post has 2k+ upvotes. In the end, it's more "the fault" of Reddit for upvoting and bringing so much attention to something that isn't worth it, as usual, but even then if that's what the majority are interested in and that's what bring discussion... what are we supposed to do about that?

It's weird that majority of comments are like "ugh this is nothing, not worth our time" as if it should be, stop commenting on it saying it's nothing and it won't be brought up by the algorithm and won't be pushed, and if it is then that's because people wanted it and that it was in fact worth it, like it's not that complicated lol it's like going in a thread about how to effectively boil pasta and going "ugh this isn't a cure for cancer, why waste my time" like my man, nobody said it was supposed to be world changing.

Stop clicking on everything expecting some life altering information like the content junkies that you are and everything is gonna be fine.