For me the 'more' button doesn't work properly so that's a bummer. But breaking designs with too much text can really lower the perceived quality and the reada

For me the 'more' button doesn't work properly so that's a bummer. But breaking designs with too much text can really lower the perceived quality and the readability and navigation. Often you would use a technique like that to preserve a 2d aligned grid/table/cell/matrix/cards like design, where the overall structure is really more about seeing things in context and in relation to each other. Having uniform spacing really helps there. If you break the 2d alignment the overall structure becomes wiggly and distracting.