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What a wonderful non-answer. “I think the answer to your question is obvious, so I will not answer it, and just give a sarcastic reply.” But, I’ll still answer
by klodolph 5y ago
What a wonderful non-answer. “I think the answer to your question is obvious, so I will not answer it, and just give a sarcastic reply.” But, I’ll still answer your question about what could make it worse…
It could have super-wide text, like Hacker News. That would make it worse. The line length is a fairly comfortable length, unlike Hacker News’s dizzying long lines.
It could have unusual scrolling behavior, like those Apple product announcements. That would make it worse.
You’ve mentioned the biggest thing that makes websites worse—interspaced adverts and popups, which are downright ubiquitous now. Nearly every site I visit has those.
Honestly, it seems very easy to read for me.
- lostlogin 5y agoApologies - there was no sarcasm intended. I am dismissive of the twitter format for this content as I don’t like that something that seems suited to a blog post is split into dozens of short snippets with reactions, likes etc beneath. It is rare I make it though them as the format seems designed to be skimmed and skipped and I vastly prefer the HN format with more text, longer lines and a limited amount of cruft. I primarily use HN on mobile.