PCMag demands $12000 to link to an article
jasonthorsness
40 points
8 comments
November 12, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (5 comments)
jasonthorsness
This was the linked article: https://www.pcmag.com/articles/readers-choice-2026-photo-vid...
CSSer
So from the author’s reply, you can see that PCMag won. They got exactly what they wanted, and they would have in every scenario.
NetMageSCW
How the once mighty have fallen.
dcrazy
So they’re pulling the J.D. Power scam.
kristianp
For context, this guy is the author of paint.net (this wasn't obvious to me initially). https://paint.net/