Why BBC does this?

[topum]

You access the BBC site from the UK and at the top of their home page they invite you to read about "Five underrated countries you need to see", you click to read more and you get this:



Why show this to me at all then at the front page? It is not like I accessed the front page from China then teleported myself back to the UK and clicked on the link already from here. I tend to assume that there is always a valid reason that things which look wrong to me are done in a that particular way. I wonder why they do it this way.

Comments

[found-world.livejournal.com]

My guess is that they don't bother changing the front page depending where you're viewing it from. Is there a "contact us" link you could write to on the site? I've sometimes sent notes to website maintainers before.

[topum.livejournal.com]

I think they do show you different stuff depending on where you are accessing from though.
I generally would not bother writing to maintainers on stuff like this, I am too lazy ).