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Re:An impersonator issued a fake Reddit take down notice aga... by benjaminjosephw on Tuesday July 13, 2021 @03:37PM (#27825273)
Maybe its also because good content is more frustrating to actually get to. Compared to a decade ago there's a lot more friction on a first visit to a site. All the marketing pop-ups, paywalls and surveillance consent boxes are a hassle and page load times seemed to have gotten worse. Maybe we've been gradually conditioned to avoid those frustrations unless its really worth it.

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