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I loved stumble upon until the pages I was shown veered from my interests and began to feel like either spam or obvious paid content. It was annoying and the is
by RpFLCL 8y ago
I loved stumble upon until the pages I was shown veered from my interests and began to feel like either spam or obvious paid content. It was annoying and the issue that eventually pushed me off after 3-4 years of use.
I'm a bit sad to see this news. Maybe my view became jaded, but with this timing I have to wonder if it's related to GDPR. A profile of your interests and favorite sites is the kind of information a company like CA would have been interested in buying.
- gitgud 8y agoI felt the same, it lost its charm. It seemed like there were many paid articles coming up and I didn't feel the categories worked all that well. Ultimately it seems reddit did a better job at categorising links for peoples interests with a transparent voting system...