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Nobody remembers the exact moment they stopped thinking about something because it was easier not to. Ragequitting is one way to exit a process, but just not g
by tonypace 5y ago
Nobody remembers the exact moment they stopped thinking about something because it was easier not to.
Ragequitting is one way to exit a process, but just not going to the next step from distraction is surely more common.
- duckmysick 5y agoI'm asking because often when I talk to people about things they hate, they end up admitting it's not that big of a deal. The annoyance is minor enough they don't look for alternatives or abandon whatever they were doing. The original discussion was about clicking links vs reading and entering the code in sign-up confirmations. The former takes less steps and is easier to complete. Power users with unusual habits might disagree. But if they complete the sign-up anyway, it makes more sense to focus on regular users.