Re:How the Web Became Unreadable
by coldtea on Thursday October 20, 2016 @05:36AM
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>The drudge report has none of that
Because it doesn't need most of them. It doesn't have comments or voting -- just suggests stories the Drudge guy likes.
>What are the three columns?
Just 3 columns.
>Why is there a single column of content above that?
Because those are the "headline" stories -- as evident by the larger font too.
>How fresh is the content?
Quite fresh/breaking.
>Where do the links lead?
To news stories. Just clicking one or two makes that evident.
>Are the links user submitted or is it run by someone?*
It's the Drudge Report -- so, we can assume it's Drudge's report.
These questions are basically just questions someone just landing there might have. Not issues that hurt the actual readers of the site -- like the one's the original post complaints about.
Because it doesn't need most of them. It doesn't have comments or voting -- just suggests stories the Drudge guy likes.
>What are the three columns?
Just 3 columns.
>Why is there a single column of content above that?
Because those are the "headline" stories -- as evident by the larger font too.
>How fresh is the content?
Quite fresh/breaking.
>Where do the links lead?
To news stories. Just clicking one or two makes that evident.
>Are the links user submitted or is it run by someone?*
It's the Drudge Report -- so, we can assume it's Drudge's report.
These questions are basically just questions someone just landing there might have. Not issues that hurt the actual readers of the site -- like the one's the original post complaints about.