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Well, it's especially annoying with something like Yelp that you often use on the go and sometimes in stressful situations (somebody in your group is hungry and
by smelendez 8y ago
Well, it's especially annoying with something like Yelp that you often use on the go and sometimes in stressful situations (somebody in your group is hungry and ornery).
Downloading an app can take an unpredictable amount of time and bandwidth, and once you download it you may have to log in, remember or set a password, deal with 2FA, click a verification email, etc.
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- anarazel 8y agoAfter enough of these experiences I nearly always carry a bunch of fruit bars and such around. Both improves the groups mood, and usually allows to find better food afterwards.
- pyr0hu 8y ago> once you download it you may have to log in, remember or set a password, deal with 2FA, click a verification email, etc. . like you don't have to do those on a website?
- azeotropic 8y agoUgh. Yes, but there are many fewer sites that actually need this than those that deploy it just so they can harvest emails. The only sites that need this are those where users are adding content and the site is moderated, and then login should only be required for moderated actions. So Yelp should require a login to leave a review, but not to read one.