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or just focus on demanding something less demanding, or making that 1 webpage view into multiple by making good content either way, you're in the minority in
by ImPostingOnHN 4y ago
or just focus on demanding something less demanding, or making that 1 webpage view into multiple by making good content
either way, you're in the minority in feeling that someone viewing <1 piece of your internet content entitles you to personal information about them as intimate as an email address, because it is a ridiculous expectation
- auggierose 4y agoI don't think I am entitled to anything. You can provide me with your email, or not. Up to you.
- jrochkind1 4y agoSo, your point here, is that people complaining about algorithmically timed email-harvesting popups over articles are annoying you, and you want them to know you plan to continue this practice despite their complaints? OK. I think those people plan to keep complaining about how it annoys them, anyway, too. We all good now?
- ImPostingOnHN 4y agoit would be good if you could consider the third option: produce content that drives people to return to or remain on your site and eventually subscribe without the pop-up, since most people would agree it's unreasonable to interrupt someone for such intimate personal information as you're asking, when they've not even seen a single whole piece of content indeed, this seems like a case where it's actually up to you