Facebook also requires login, maybe that’s why reddit thought they could do it too?
But I agree, I don’t think it’s a good recipe for reddit. People will just think “nothing to see here” and leave.
Both of these websites are stupid ASF because their CEOs and executives are dumb asses. By locking viewing behind an account all you are doing is killing your views and interactions. But this is what happens when MBAs, consultants and venture capital buys into a social site.
I use updated µblock origin in Firefox, and I don’t see how I pass login with that?
But generally I only get there with links I didn’t know go there. And then I get some nag screen, and I close that shit again immediately. If it’s on facebook, it doesn’t exist to me.
Reddit’s stock is falling because they’re eating themselves from the inside.
Apparrently you can’t even read articles without an account now. Way to make yourself even less relevant.
Facebook also requires login, maybe that’s why reddit thought they could do it too?
But I agree, I don’t think it’s a good recipe for reddit. People will just think “nothing to see here” and leave.
Both of these websites are stupid ASF because their CEOs and executives are dumb asses. By locking viewing behind an account all you are doing is killing your views and interactions. But this is what happens when MBAs, consultants and venture capital buys into a social site.
I have never used facebook because I actually read the terms of service first.
here if anyone wants to look at that shit:
https://www.facebook.com/terms/?lang=en
This guy kind of goes into why that is. It’s a great interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyt0pImMtiI
facebooks login can be bypassed with ublock origin.
I use updated µblock origin in Firefox, and I don’t see how I pass login with that?
But generally I only get there with links I didn’t know go there. And then I get some nag screen, and I close that shit again immediately. If it’s on facebook, it doesn’t exist to me.