> For example, I believe there is an antiquated and probably flawed notion out there that readers dislike really long pages To be honest, I do dislike really l

> For example, I believe there is an antiquated and probably flawed notion out there that readers dislike really long pages To be honest, I do dislike really long pages. I tend to read longer articles piecewise. Read a bit, do something else, read some more, do something else, etc. Long pages usually have very little points where I can anchor my memory. All paragraphs look alike and I have to read several paragraphs before I've found the point where I stopped reading. That's highly distracting. I prefer pages for long articles.