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Eighth deadly sin: over pagination. Some particularly bad sites will break content into a ridiculous number of pages (eg page 1/12) with around a paragraph of t
by oasisbob 13y ago
Eighth deadly sin: over pagination. Some particularly bad sites will break content into a ridiculous number of pages (eg page 1/12) with around a paragraph of text on each.
I'm having a hard time finding an example -- IIRC, some CBS news property used to do it -- perhaps they fixed it.
- kmfrk 13y agoOn the other hand, I often find that my reading position is reset, when I open Safari on my iPad, so the chance of me finishing a long-form article in Safari is not that great. Slate/Salon tend to put something like 100 words on a page, and NYT also have way too few words on a page. New York Magazine and the New Yorker tend to strike a decent balance, as I seem to recall.
- navbaker 13y agoCNN is terrible about doing this.