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I don't have a direct piece of evidence, but most users don't even know about ctrl-f, so I think they don't copy and paste. They click (or tap, these days) on l
by hyperpape 9y ago
I don't have a direct piece of evidence, but most users don't even know about ctrl-f, so I think they don't copy and paste. They click (or tap, these days) on links. https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2011/08/crazy-90-percent-of-people-dont-know-how-to-use-ctrl-f/243840/ https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2011/08/crazy...
Most users click links.
- yathern 9y agoI meant in the context of sharing links, either on a board like this or in a text. But that does bring a up a good point of how many users know how to copy/paste? Among all internet users, I would conservatively assume 30%+ do. Among people who have posted a link to social media or forums, I would assume %80+. But I'd be interested to see how off I am.
- hyperpape 9y agoThere's a reason there are those share buttons on every website that's chasing viral traffic. I suspect most people who share on Facebook share via those, or via the Facebook app's own internal web viewer. I would assume Twitter is a bit more savvy, but I still would not bet strongly that a majority of people on Twitter know about copy-paste.