The post just went password protected - but it was about LinkedIn exposing the id's of matches in their source code which could then be added to a standard URL to view the profile.
Basically circumventing paying them $99 for some pro service.
Given that the site seemed to be from a competitor, it felt a bit scummy, e.g. "Hey, here's how to rip off the leader in our field!"
This site requires a password for access. Unless you select "Remember me on this computer", you will be logged out of this site when you close your browser.
No cache available that I can find. The only recoverable snippet:
We don't usually like bashing on other companies but
come on LinkedIn! If you're up selling people on $99
product such "Profile Matches" it'd help to hide the ...
When I click through to the Posterous site, I see:
"""
This site is password protected
This site requires a password for access. Unless you select "Remember me on this computer", you will be logged out of this site when you close your browser.
The password can be obtained from the site owner.
"""
Basically circumventing paying them $99 for some pro service.
Given that the site seemed to be from a competitor, it felt a bit scummy, e.g. "Hey, here's how to rip off the leader in our field!"