Thank you for saying this for "the rest of us" who also find this incredibly unintuitive, counterproductive, and off-putting! Let's see if I have this right: s

Thank you for saying this for "the rest of us" who also find this incredibly unintuitive, counterproductive, and off-putting! Let's see if I have this right: so, apparently this false "full page" design gets more people to sign up than if it were clear there was more content on the page? Is that right? So following that logic, wouldn't you get yet even more sign-ups if it actually was just a full page Signup/Login choice? I mean, the "secret" content that the initial appearance is trying to "hide" can't possibly be helping the signup counts, can it? Otherwise you'd just have a "normal" page with clipped content that can clearly be scrolled, wouldn't you? What I mean is, I can't understand the existance of more content except to "reward" visitors who either notice the scrollbar or (apparently) try to scroll on every page they encounter. Please help me connect the dots, oh Monochromatic Lords of the Grey Pattern!