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Thanks for your input brudgers. You must be selective though. I'm always curious to read every article, but I click based on headlines and the first two paragra
by mattbgates 10y ago
Thanks for your input brudgers. You must be selective though. I'm always curious to read every article, but I click based on headlines and the first two paragraphs usually to decide: Should I continue?
I know its not always good to judge an article like that.. I remember reading a book as a teenager and it took like 5 chapters just to start becoming interesting, and it was one of the best books I have ever read, one that stuck with me throughout my adulthood. So I know it is not the best thing to do, but trying to read word in an article is just not something I can do every day. So I try to narrow down the ones I want to read. Just saying it'd be more helpful if they did have a summary with a few lines explaining or paraphrasing the entire article.
- brudgers 10y agoI gave up on trying to read everything I want to read. I read what I read and don't read what I don't and maybe bookmark a dozen things to come back and read a year and maybe read half of those and only when I get back to them in a few hours.