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>>mtlync+(OP)
the best thing in this article is the immediate link named "I don’t want your life story; just tell me how to build it "

>>znpy+Wf
Haha, that was inspired by my experience of searching cooking recipes online.

>>mtlync+Bj
Which begs the question - which cooking recipes start off with a biography of the author? Now I want to see those!

>>erikig+3w
Oh, they all kind of do that. "Life story" is an exaggeration, but most recipe authors provide a lot of fluff backstory to a recipe before sharing the instructions because Google seems to favor longer content in search results. Here's a not so egregious example on a blog I follow, but it's ~8 paragraphs of fluff before they explain the recipe:

https://www.ketoconnect.net/protein-waffle-recipe/