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It's mimicking something many print magazines do. But without any apparent understanding of why or how print magazines do it.
by bunderbunder 11y ago
It's mimicking something many print magazines do. But without any apparent understanding of why or how print magazines do it.
- delecti 11y ago> But without any apparent understanding of why or how print magazines do it I have honestly never had any idea why print magazines do that. Maybe I've never seen a print magazine do it "right", but I think it seems just as pointless and annoying in print or online.
- newjersey 11y agoWell, the problem is I think they are not for you. They are for lazy people like me who don't always read the whole articles. It is a sort of a few sprinkled tl;dr who just want to drive by. The Verge does it as well and I think it is OK.
- plorkyeran 11y agoA common way of consuming magazines is to flip through them looking for something interesting, and a good pull quote will intrigue you and make you want to read the surrounding article.