Twitter blew up recently in defence of women who write online recipes after a site wanted to publish their recipes without ads or backstories. Photo: Shutterstock
Opinion
Opinion
Feast or Famine
Twitter post about ‘fixing’ online recipes by removing backstories and ads missed the point
- Social media reacted mostly with anger to the proposal to post recipes without the writers’ stories about them, or ads – and rightly so
- Ads help food bloggers monetise their work, and many followers are interested in the stories behind recipes
Twitter blew up recently in defence of women who write online recipes after a site wanted to publish their recipes without ads or backstories. Photo: Shutterstock
