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Thank you so much. They make articles for people with ADHD then make it unreadable for them.
by gcatalfamo 6y ago
Thank you so much. They make articles for people with ADHD then make it unreadable for them.
- arkitaip 6y agoArticles on procrastination have a similar problem and I would tell you exactly what that problem was but I never finish reading the articles...
- timw4mail 6y agoIs this recursive irony?
- nicbou 6y agoI believe that those articles are unreadable for everyone. They are written for search engines. I built a whole business around giving straightforward answers. I remove superfluous text, and I use formatting to make my content easier to skim. There's no clickbait, no cookie notice, no newsletter prompt, no author bio and no sidebar content. There's just you and the answer you came for, and it loads in under 500 milliseconds. This is working so well that it makes me wonder why other websites go out of their way to hide their answers. When I have simple gardening questions ("how much sun does [plant] need?", I have to click 3-4 results and scroll a few pages to get the answer. Even with a finely tuned ad blocker, the experience is infuriating.
- gcatalfamo 6y agoCan you link me your website?
- nicbou 6y agoYou will find it in my post history. I'd rather not spam it too much here.
- OnionBlender 6y agoAre you just referring to your blog? I went through a dozen pages of your comment history thinking you had a website about giving straight forward answers to questions.
- nicbou 6y agoIt's All About Berlin, not my personal blog