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Same here. I hover over links to see where they go, comics to see their title text, and vote-buttons to see where they're from. That shouldn't and does not ind
by NoodleIncident 14y ago
Same here.
I hover over links to see where they go, comics to see their title text, and vote-buttons to see where they're from. That shouldn't and does not indicate my approval of this article, and I can't reverse it.
- plusbryan 14y agoThat's a good point - I'll mention this to dcurtis, who runs svbtle. Certainly don't want to sucker anyone into liking something they in fact do not!
- fhars 14y agoIt is deliberate on his part http://dcurt.is/unkudo http://dcurt.is/unkudo
- nivla 14y agoInteresting, I wonder how many of those 6342+ kudos were as a result of people testing what he was talking about. > meaningless number To nitpick, if it was really meaningless, it shouldn't be part of the page, atleast not under the title "kudos" or under the disguise of endorsements by X people. Well so it carries as much meaning as a Facebook like button. Regardless, I would care more for the content of a page than the brand or endorsements it received.
- rhizome 14y agoExactly. "A meaningless number, prominently displayed." His joke's on us.
- GhotiFish 14y agoSo he knows it's meaningless, why is it even there?
- rhizome 14y agoConsider the possibility that he's lying when he says it's meaningless.
- wahnfrieden 14y agoYou can reverse it by doing it again or clicking or something. Still a bad UI and one I can't verify on my iPhone.
- lazugod 14y agoI remember reversing it once upon a time, but am not able to replicate it now.