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>Sometimes I read deeply, but the majority of my nonwork surfing involves inattentively scrolling through clicky articles to find the morsel that catches my eye
by underlipton 2y ago
>Sometimes I read deeply, but the majority of my nonwork surfing involves inattentively scrolling through clicky articles to find the morsel that catches my eye, or pecking out some typo-
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Having your publisher's flawed monetization strategy dash the attention you've so carefully built, in the middle of a paragraph about how difficult building that attention is, is... something, for sure. Yes, I see the archive link. That's beside the point.
- user_7832 2y ago"Do The Atlantic writers dream of publicly available electronic articles?"
- barfbagginus 2y agoYeah, it made me realize pretty quick that this author was part of the problem, and not about to offer a solution