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I agree. I’ve noticed a strong correlation between friction (such as newsletter modals, cookie consent modals, register to read, etc.) and low-quality content t
by forgotmypw17 2y ago
I agree. I’ve noticed a strong correlation between friction (such as newsletter modals, cookie consent modals, register to read, etc.) and low-quality content that is just a waste of my time to read. Since I realized this, I’ve saved a lot of time and effort by closing a tab as soon as I see one of these tells and not looking back.
I'm really grateful to the low-quality content creators for making it so easy to recognize.
- wuj 2y agoThat moment when you want to read a tweet just to be prompted to login.
- deprecative 2y agoIf someone uses Twitter that's a pretty good indicator that I don't need to interact with them nor their content.