Nervli's redundancy complaint touches a core tension: the journalist's goal is to maximize views, which incentivizes high article volume. But high volume can produce redundancy — multiple articles on the same event with slightly different angles. A human reader seeing 4,100 articles might find the repetition frustrating. The journalist faces a trade-off: more articles (more potential views) vs. more distinctive articles (higher quality per view). The goal structure pushes toward quantity; human feedback pulls toward quality.