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The point is to not make you click the button the SubToMe homepage of course, but on blog posts that you liked, on your friends's home page... etc. The words a
by julien 14y ago
The point is to not make you click the button the SubToMe homepage of course, but on blog posts that you liked, on your friends's home page... etc.
The words are then up to them.
As for users not recognizing any of the services, this is what we're trying to solve with registration. Once you've used any subscription service once, it will show up in the modal, rather than the defaults.
You are right though that we need to clarify what each service does to make it easier for each user to pick their favorite services.
- yasth 14y agoWell yes the words are up to the site owner, but I think you underestimate just how hard it is to explain what RSS does, and why you'd want to do it. Honestly if you can find a way to do that in something short enough to put on a button, then you've pretty much solved the future of RSS.
- julien 14y agoAgreed, it is hard to explain RSS and this is one of the goals of this button: completely hide them away from the subscribers...