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I'm curious, was there any user testing done? It seems odd to me that someone would actually want something shared automatically that they simply read. I unde
by techiferous 15y ago
I'm curious, was there any user testing done? It seems odd to me that someone would actually want something shared automatically that they simply read. I understand wanting to make user interfaces more streamlined, but reading something and sharing something with your friends are distinctly different activities.
- extension 15y agoSeriously! How could this be anything but a crappy user experience? Who would want to share something before they even read it? What would really suck is googling something private and clicking on a result that just happens to be on one of the sites that has permission to share. Oops.
- altrego99 15y ago> Who would want to share something before they even read it? Apparently Mark would, as he has already installed the "great app" Washington Post Reader, as the OP pointed out.
- rhizome 15y agoBusiness decisions are typically not subject to user testing.
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