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The rise of short, online "articles" like this is getting out of hand. Half the links I click on these days are little more than a few paragraphs that start to
by Cacti 11y ago
The rise of short, online "articles" like this is getting out of hand. Half the links I click on these days are little more than a few paragraphs that start to build only to abruptly end a few sentences later, little more than an intro. No depth, no research, not even time to build an argument never mind conclusions.
I am starting to like top 10 lists and slideshows more, if only because there's no pretentiousness and narcissism except my own.