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I find the problem with Slashdot the fact that they've updated their styling to be in line with what was popular in 2006, with a commenting system from 1995. I
by freehunter 11y ago
I find the problem with Slashdot the fact that they've updated their styling to be in line with what was popular in 2006, with a commenting system from 1995. I can't read their comments any better than I can read mailing lists; they're both horrible, horrible ways of displaying conversations. In my opinion, their commenting system has been broken since I started reading the site back when CmdrTaco was still unmarried.
- cgriswald 11y agoThe UI kept getting worse, but I stuck through it. It was the culture that eventually drove me away from /.
- bitL 11y agoI left Slashdot because of the rampant censorship; if you ever posted something going against "prevailing wisdom" even if completely true, you might have found yourself unable to access the home page for a day and your submission ended up deleted. On completely factual, verifiable things, not politics/gender/whatever controversy.