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I wonder what is Bloomberg's excuse for breaking user affordance by underlining non-links.

• smelendez 10y ago
  The cover of the print issue that week showed Yahoo's sale as if it were a telephone pole yard sale sign. I think it's trying for a mix of that and the 90s aesthetic. It looks like the confusing ui is only in the first paragraph, right?
  • dmitriz 10y ago
    The underlined non-links go throughout the article. Mocking someone's bad design is hardly a valid reason for hindering own readers, if the purpose of the article is actually being read. As opposed to being visually admired without reading ;)