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Display issues aside, I personally find this format far superior to a typical listicle you might find on the ad-revenue-driven web, with banner ads between ever
by bl0b 6y ago
Display issues aside, I personally find this format far superior to a typical listicle you might find on the ad-revenue-driven web, with banner ads between every item and a heap of JS running on your page for no reason.
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- LanceH 6y agoWhat is the JS doing on those, anyway?
- bozzcl 6y agoUser tracking, mostly.
- BelleOfTheBall 6y agoWell, there's a healthy middle ground between an ad-infested 50-page listicle and an Excel spreadsheet that requires you to scroll back and forth to get all the data. Presenting it as a single-page text structured as: Article name Article source, author Article subject matter would be much easier on the eyes. And they could put an ad way down below if they wanted to or on the side. (Or no ad at all.)