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I understand this looking from the content provider (the website). However, I am very curious for visitors using this: leaving your email to all websites whenev
by Gys 11y ago
I understand this looking from the content provider (the website). However, I am very curious for visitors using this: leaving your email to all websites whenever a title seems interesting (even more incentive for click baiting ?)
I normally leave 'read later' opened in new tabs. If I still like it after a while, I add to Pocket. Seems to me most 'structured' readers use a service like Pocket for this.
- rememberlenny 11y agoI lean toward having this work on trusted publishers. The pocket/new tab method is good, except when you have too much stuff. There is a breaking point for both of those systems, in that you have too many "saved" pieces. When you get to that point, adding new pieces is meaningless. The defined future reminder prevents this accumulation of delayed content to happen.
- Gys 11y ago> The pocket/new tab method is good, except when you have too much stuff So your alternative is leaving your email everywhere and every time ? Hmmm. Not my idea. Sorry. I prefer one external (general) service / solution. Like emailing to myself, saving in a new tab or saving to pocket (if I think its really worth to make time to read). But still, that is just me. Curious how the general public will react. For example, I am not much of sharing stuff that I read with everybody. If (sometimes) I share its with argumentation to specific friends. Not very common nowadays it seems ;-)
- rememberlenny 11y agoReally good point. This is definitely meant to serve users who have a loyal association to a brand/blog. I imagine it as a middle ground between email newsletter.