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I have trouble imagining the reading experience. You read it, then it updates when you're not reading it, and... what? The RSS for it reactivates, but it's st
by tunesmith 14y ago
I have trouble imagining the reading experience. You read it, then it updates when you're not reading it, and... what? The RSS for it reactivates, but it's still non-recent. Or we bookmark it to remind ourselves to check bank now and again? It's not quite like a subscription... seems like it's a lot of mental load to check back during those times when it hasn't been updated (scroll scroll scroll... oh drat, it ended at the same point as last time)
- hispanic 14y agoI can imagine they would (eventually) provide a mechanism to be notified when the article is updated. As for the scrolling, it looks like the most recent portion is placed at the top - "But when more news breaks, you go back to the article, insert an update at the top, and change..."