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It's interesting that many tech/product blogs do not easily link back to the parent site. For instance, I didn't know what RStudio was, so I have to go to the
by hyperenergy 7y ago
It's interesting that many tech/product blogs do not easily link back to the parent site.
For instance, I didn't know what RStudio was, so I have to go to the address bar and remove the blog portion of the subdomain and the trailing url just to find out what the parent site is, instead of a simple link.
- hadley 7y agoDoh - I filed an issue on our internal tracker to fix this
- standyro 7y agoI admire your speed at filing issues! Especially in the tidyverse workshop yesterday.
- mattl 7y agoBlog footer also says RStudio, Inc and has 2019 copyright.
- brewdad 7y agoThanks for the quick response to this. The "blog that doesn't link back to the main site" might be my biggest pet peeve on the internet today. "Pet peeve" being a minor but incredibly annoying issue as opposed to a deal-breaker type of issue.
- zojirushibottle 7y agoit's in the sidebar...
- silicon2401 7y agoIt's in the side bar, at the bottom. I agree with the original comment. That's quite poor design. Unless I'm seriously interested, I don't waste time looking at sidebars, let alone the bottoms of them
- zymhan 7y agoThat really does annoy me, so often I'll be on blog or support site, and there is no way to get back to the main web page for the service/company.
- bochoh 7y agoLooking at you Microsoft Partner center docs... just give me the dashboard!
- miahi 7y agoI first thought it's about R-Studio[1] the recovery software. Then I tried the main page and I had doubts. Only after I hovered over the "Products" it says "RStudio - The premier IDE for R" (ok, it also says something in the page title but that's not fully shown in any current browser, and there's a "RStudio Server Pro - Take control of your R code" on the first page, but I did not make the connection) [1] https://www.r-studio.com/ https://www.r-studio.com/