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Having partial content (where it would be feasible to provide the full thing) in a feed annoys me because I have to click through not because I'm really interes
by silencio 18y ago
Having partial content (where it would be feasible to provide the full thing) in a feed annoys me because I have to click through not because I'm really interested in leaving a comment, but because I don't even know if it interests me that much because there's not enough information to make that decision. Especially with the feeds that at most just have a link to the full content in the feed (not talking about how it works with feeds from here and reddit and the like, which is something else altogether). It's so much faster to ignore content I don't care for and move on than having to open the link in my browser to do so.
If it's ads that are the problem, by all means, I'd prefer full content with tons of ads to partial content with none.
I usually unsubscribe to feeds providing only partial content, it's only a matter of time and how soon I find an alternative that has full content in their feeds.