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Sometimes you have to sacrifice usability for something more important. AMP is a good example. Users love it. It's more usable, but HN thinks it's evil.
by thinkingemote 8y ago
Sometimes you have to sacrifice usability for something more important. AMP is a good example. Users love it. It's more usable, but HN thinks it's evil.
- jfoster 8y agoHN can't be wrong, right?
- gumby 8y agoDo users love it, or even notice it? I haven’t seen any data either way. I’m not implying such data don’t exist; as I’m not deep in SEO or anything like that I would t be exposed to it. Any pointers?
- pxtail 8y agoEmbedding content inside walled garden and taking away control from content creators is a little bit more than "sacrifice usability"
- JohnFen 8y ago> Users love it. It's more usable Not all users. I hate it, and I don't really find it more usable. I find it more limiting. The complaints about AMP are not unique to HN, either. I see them in all sorts of other places.