Re:Appreciation of the mark-all-as-read button
by eviks on Monday November 18, 2024 @11:19PM
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> adding some intentionality and some friction in my digital interactions.
That's what's opening an app is
> An RSS reader is not where the content lives but just an interface.
Yes it practically is, do you remember all the source links to be able to visit and read them without RSS? Do you also remember which ones you've saved in your favourites so you haven't skipped something important on second review?
> Same is not true for social media
It is true, if you can be so selective about sources you read, you can also be selective about social media you choose, and there are some that have no ads
That's what's opening an app is
> An RSS reader is not where the content lives but just an interface.
Yes it practically is, do you remember all the source links to be able to visit and read them without RSS? Do you also remember which ones you've saved in your favourites so you haven't skipped something important on second review?
> Same is not true for social media
It is true, if you can be so selective about sources you read, you can also be selective about social media you choose, and there are some that have no ads