Wow! Thanks.  I'm absolutely certain I triggered the paywall for this article.. haha

I assume that the function `paywall()` is no longer statically assigned, like so: 

```cpp
if (article.paywalled) {
   return paywall();
}
```

but nowadays more something dynamically assigned based on views/virality/non-subscriber interactions, like so: 

```cpp
if (article.current_virality > article.category.target_virality) {
  return paywall();
}
```

meaning that every article can get a paywall depending on interaction. The ironic thing here is that by sharing the article you may trigger the paywall.

optimism

It was not Paywalled for me when I shared, but now it is. Strange from FT!

econ

Does the US have Dutch disease?

Coinsreporter

Thanks. 
It was not Paywalled for me when I shared, but now it is. Strange from FT! 