If users are going to that length to circumvent the login, that should tell you something about how much of a PITA the process is in their minds. All they want

If users are going to that length to circumvent the login, that should tell you something about how much of a PITA the process is in their minds. All they want to do is read the article and it shows that the NYTimes process is just not working. I actually have a login to NYTimes, but I can't remember it since I don't read them regularly ... so if I go to their site and get greeted with a login screen and whatever computer I'm on doesn't remember my login ... I tap out and go do something else. Why they can't sit down and seriously think about ways to change that instead of going with tried and tired methods never ceases to amaze me. I mean its 2011 and we're still talking about paywalls for goodness sake ... I thought those failed ten years ago?