For the love of God, MacRumors, I do not need 350 posts every time Apple releases a new version of their OSes.
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@caseyliss it’s really annoying for us strange people who use feed readers in the modern era, but I’ve always assumed it’s something that’s done for gaming search traffic.
@caseyliss I find the regular “here’s the speculation about when X might happen” posts to be more irritating, honestly.
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For the love of God, MacRumors, I do not need 350 posts every time Apple releases a new version of their OSes.
I promise.
@caseyliss Indeed, you think the little red update dots on our devices we can't dismiss would be enough!
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For the love of God, MacRumors, I do not need 350 posts every time Apple releases a new version of their OSes.
I promise.
As a search engine, I appreciate this optimization.
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For the love of God, MacRumors, I do not need 350 posts every time Apple releases a new version of their OSes.
I promise.
@caseyliss … I do like the one though. But gotta get them clicks!!
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For the love of God, MacRumors, I do not need 350 posts every time Apple releases a new version of their OSes.
I promise.
@caseyliss SEO baby 🤟
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For the love of God, MacRumors, I do not need 350 posts every time Apple releases a new version of their OSes.
I promise.
@caseyliss but they need that delicious ad revenue with separate articles!
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For the love of God, MacRumors, I do not need 350 posts every time Apple releases a new version of their OSes.
I promise.
@caseyliss def should set up a filter in your rss client
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For the love of God, MacRumors, I do not need 350 posts every time Apple releases a new version of their OSes.
I promise.
@caseyliss YES YOU DO
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For the love of God, MacRumors, I do not need 350 posts every time Apple releases a new version of their OSes.
I promise.
@caseyliss I am so used to it at this point that whenever I see a bunch of Macrumors posts fill up my RSS reader, I think, “ah, all the new OSes dropped and I have to go mark those as read.”
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For the love of God, MacRumors, I do not need 350 posts every time Apple releases a new version of their OSes.
I promise.
@caseyliss I know it's because it's impossible to make money "publishing" for the web as an independent outfit these days, and I sympathize with that, I really do.
But my GOD that site sucks so much more to read now than it did 15 years ago.
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For the love of God, MacRumors, I do not need 350 posts every time Apple releases a new version of their OSes.
I promise.
@caseyliss Is it just me or the layout margins in the new NetNewsWire 7 are too tight?
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@caseyliss I know it's because it's impossible to make money "publishing" for the web as an independent outfit these days, and I sympathize with that, I really do.
But my GOD that site sucks so much more to read now than it did 15 years ago.
@stillmoms 100%
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For the love of God, MacRumors, I do not need 350 posts every time Apple releases a new version of their OSes.
I promise.
@caseyliss That's so obnoxious.
"Apple Releases OS versions 26.3 on all platforms"
Fixed it for you, @macrumors
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For the love of God, MacRumors, I do not need 350 posts every time Apple releases a new version of their OSes.
I promise.
@caseyliss My favorite is when Apple releases a single new product but MacRumors manages to stretch it out into over a dozen posts:
Aaron (@harpaa01@mastodon.social)
Attached: 1 image Writer: Okay, Apple has announced their new iPhone 16e; I'll put up a post! Macrumors editor: No, put up 16 posts.
Mastodon (mastodon.social)
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For the love of God, MacRumors, I do not need 350 posts every time Apple releases a new version of their OSes.
I promise.
@caseyliss I don’t even follow MacRumors anymore. I just listen to @atpfm, they cover all the important stuff. I recommend it.
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For the love of God, MacRumors, I do not need 350 posts every time Apple releases a new version of their OSes.
I promise.
@caseyliss but quotas
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