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" there is never a pro-user reason to destroy ux and privacy" Huh? I require users to register (little to no privacy) and pay a bit - this results in a both b
by slownews45 5y ago
" there is never a pro-user reason to destroy ux and privacy"
Huh?
I require users to register (little to no privacy) and pay a bit - this results in a both better user experience and is a pro-user reason to destroy privacy. You can also blacklist most of the anon email providers / do SMS verification etc
- luffapi 5y agoDestroying user privacy is absolutely anti-user. Why on earth would I want you, the website owner, to know who I am? I would like to remain anonymous, thus would never even consider using your site since it’s so hostile. I’m also curious what your site is. Will you say, or do you wish to remain anonymous?