4 ms·
That's not even remotely what happened. UX was bad because RSS was barely tolerated in the ad-driven web that was being established. No one had any interest in
by aulin 3y ago
That's not even remotely what happened. UX was bad because RSS was barely tolerated in the ad-driven web that was being established. No one had any interest in evolving the UI.
- iLoveOncall 3y agoThat would be a compelling argument if the RSS button had never been added to websites in the first place. The UI and UX was left entirely to the website administrator, not big tech, and even websites that did not have any monetization did not improve the experience for users. And of course adtech could have invested in RSS to make it financially attractive. But they didn't, cause nobody uses it.
- hot_gril 3y agoApple tried. RSS was shoved into every part of OS X at the time, and users were still confused about what it even is.