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Well, not all pagination is bad. On very long articles (like the Ars review of Snow Leopard[1]) the pagination is actually useful. It's the exception to the r

• gr366 17y ago
  Great point. Pagination in harmony with the content (splitting across sections or chapters of a longer article) is valuable to a user. It's easier to bookmark or remember I was on page 4 of that Ars Technica review, or to send a specific URL of a relevant page in a long-form article to a friend. The problem is with arbitrarily introduced page breaks, where it is doing a disservice to the user in favor of inflating page views.