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> People remember the last 2% most vividly. Agreed. I'm going to remember this guy as the one who shoved a pop-up in my face asking for my email shortly after
by doodpants 11y ago
> People remember the last 2% most vividly.
Agreed. I'm going to remember this guy as the one who shoved a pop-up in my face asking for my email shortly after I reached the end of the article. Not to mention the first 2%, where he asked for my email so he could send me his business tips before I even got to read the article.
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- Guvante 11y agoDidn't get to the end of the article, it instantly popped up on me, was surprised it managed to gain any traction here. (Rotated monitor is probably why)
- TeMPOraL 11y agoThis actually shows the principle opposite to this article being at work - it demonstrates that you can be annoying to people, and they will somehow deal with you anyway :).
- Guvante 11y agoDepends, I skipped the contents completely when that happened, only went to the comments to see if I was the only one.
- zem 11y agoi almost didn't read the article because the first 2% took up an entire screen. when i switched to the tab it looked like a spam page i'd opened by mistake.