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Hidden Job Posting[edit | edit source]

On the front page, right-clicking to view the page's source will allow one to see this message at Line 5.

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      NYTimes.com: All the code that's fit to printf()
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humans.txt[edit | edit source]

This file contains the following creed:

NYTimes.com is more than just Pulitzer-winning journalism and global influence. It's home to some of the best engineers, designers, developers, architects, coders, hackers and tinkerers in the world. For over 160 years, The New York Times has had the same mission: "Enhance society by creating, collecting and distributing high quality news, information and entertainment." Want to help out? Visit http://nytimes.com/careers.