I'm the only one getting in the way of "Similar Posts" under articles?

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Nazar Mokrinsky2012-09-06 22:47:39

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Nazar Mokrinsky, 2012-09-06 22:47:39

Actually, the question is in the title. It is somehow unusual to see them before the comments, they are out of context, interfere, before they were in the right block - it was more convenient.
Am I the only one?

UPD: Perhaps this question influenced, "Similar posts" disappeared somewhere)
UPD2: Appeared again

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wscms, 2012-09-06
@nazarpc

No
For the first time, even the thought flashed that some kind of advertising, such as Sape
. Uncomfortable. But maybe it's a matter of habit.

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Alexander, 2012-09-06
@Alexx_ps

I have never used similar posts on the right, and I will not use below. I am a regular reader and I don’t miss posts that are interesting for me, so the new block only gets in the way.

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slpdmn, 2012-09-07
@slpdmn

I do not like.

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nzim, 2012-09-06
@nzim

I like the new format.

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Antelle, 2012-09-07
@Antelle

They also interfere with me: I like to read comments after the post, without looking up from it to another. But they stop interfering like this:

.similar_posts {
    display: none;
}

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nzim, 2012-09-07
@nzim

It would be nice to add asterisks near the dates with the number of those who added to favorites. IMHO is not enough to quickly assess how useful articles can be

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Konstantin Kitmanov, 2012-09-07
@k12th

Saves only Stylish/Stylebot.

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egorinsk, 2012-09-07
@egorinsk

These links are not for people, but for search robots. Habr is apparently trying to increase the number of indexed pages.
I would advise developers to make a normal article catalog instead of this trash, so that most articles are available in 3-4 clicks.

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frost_lab, 2012-09-07
@frost_lab

However, why have I never seen them?

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Nazar Mokrinsky, 2012-09-07
@nazarpc

Perhaps this question influenced, but "Similar posts" disappeared somewhere)