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If you don't find it useful, don't use it. But why get outraged about something that others find useful? It's clearly a tool that other writers were positive an
by pikahumu 3y ago
If you don't find it useful, don't use it. But why get outraged about something that others find useful? It's clearly a tool that other writers were positive and excited about. Why not let them have it? If you don't find those quantifications meaningful, so be it. You don't need to use it. Why force your opinion on others?
- r053bud 3y agoSimple. Just allow an opt-out for Authors or Publishers. Then only interested parties will comprise of and make use of the service, like you want.
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