I am not sure which is more cringey, the litany of erroneous assumptions you splayed out or the act of calling upon the student archetype with the intent of derision. Anti-intellectualism, check. src
Hey, that sounds like a real improvement twitch over the status quo grrrowl --- face twists, hulks out "NnyyyyyaaaAAAARGGHH BUT WHEN WILL T_D BE BENNED???"
Could you elaborate why that is? I quite like it, but of course only if the infinite scroll remembers my previous position. I really like websites that do that.
i dont think ive ever encountered a site that reliably remembered where i was across sessions. also, i dont necessarily want to be limited to a single browsing position (i.e. digging through the archive or periodically checking new posts), which is probably the biggest limitation. beyond that, i guess im old school in that i enjoy being able to manually manipulate urls to dive to a certain depth within whatever im looking through, i find it much more fluid and enjoyable than having to scroll through a billion results im not interested in/have already seen to get to where i want to be. it's a huge reduction in user control for a minor gain in user experience, basically.
That's exactly what they are doing. I fully expect profile pictures by 2020, at the rate they're moving too.
People getting confused with Reddits interface is exactly why the dirty facefags of defaults stay in defaults, otherwise every sub would have an user base like advice animals.
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1 SnapshillBot 2018-02-02
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1 SecretDragoon 2018-02-02
I just want a fucking forum where I can bitch and moan about my own problems and read about other people's problems, ok?
1 Eternal_Mr_Bones 2018-02-02
I like how what about TD is the new what about SRS.
1 in_hazmat_suit 2018-02-02
Hey, that sounds like a real improvement twitch over the status quo grrrowl --- face twists, hulks out "NnyyyyyaaaAAAARGGHH BUT WHEN WILL T_D BE BENNED???"
1 UmbellateSaxhorn 2018-02-02
https://i.imgur.com/Uei92Sx.jpg
1 SethRichOrDieTryin 2018-02-02
where were u when the russians stole the election via reddit?
1 Assy-McGee 2018-02-02
shitposting on /r/drama
1 missmurrr 2018-02-02
watching a black woman scan my SAT like ballot. doubt she was russian, but just a hunch. 🤷♀️couldn’t leave until it was accepted.
1 Nerdlinger 2018-02-02
To be fair, infinite scroll and lightboxes are some straight shit, so it makes perfect sense for the admins to think they’re a useful solution.
1 NardDogAndy 2018-02-02
I remember when Digg did a "redesign." It's the reason moved to reddit in the first place.
1 HodorTheDoorHolder 2018-02-02
Their redesign was more of a restructuring of their business model.
1 Lunarpeach 2018-02-02
REEEEEEEE LE BUMPFFFFFF STILL EXISTS!
1 westofthetracks 2018-02-02
aside from infinite scroll, which is possibly the worst web design "innovation" ever to become popular, it looks fine tbh
1 POST_BUSSY 2018-02-02
Could you elaborate why that is? I quite like it, but of course only if the infinite scroll remembers my previous position. I really like websites that do that.
1 westofthetracks 2018-02-02
i dont think ive ever encountered a site that reliably remembered where i was across sessions. also, i dont necessarily want to be limited to a single browsing position (i.e. digging through the archive or periodically checking new posts), which is probably the biggest limitation. beyond that, i guess im old school in that i enjoy being able to manually manipulate urls to dive to a certain depth within whatever im looking through, i find it much more fluid and enjoyable than having to scroll through a billion results im not interested in/have already seen to get to where i want to be. it's a huge reduction in user control for a minor gain in user experience, basically.
1 POST_BUSSY 2018-02-02
The classic view seems alright, but the card view looks like it was stolen from Facebook.
Also I noticed there was no mention of Subreddit styling. Are they still going to gut CSS like previously mentioned?
1 LightUmbra 2018-02-02
I think they backed off on the CSS stuff.
1 ThenTheGorursArrived 2018-02-02
That's exactly what they are doing. I fully expect profile pictures by 2020, at the rate they're moving too.
People getting confused with Reddits interface is exactly why the dirty facefags of defaults stay in defaults, otherwise every sub would have an user base like advice animals.