Can we stop with "medium.com" links here? They reward read-time which means it's in a dev's interest to write click-bait and stretch content. It also might just be me, but always something off about a dev not hosting their own blog, leading to a company being able to throw a pay-wall over your content.
I wish we could stop complaints about Medium from showing up on every post from Medium. It's a distraction from the content, and off topic, and yet the complaint shows up with remarkable regularity.
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#12Can we stop with "medium.com" links here? They reward read-time which means it's in a dev's interest to write click-bait and stretch content. It also might just be me, but always something off about a dev not hosting their own blog, leading to a company being able to throw a pay-wall over your content.
I wish we could stop complaints about Medium from showing up on every post from Medium. It's a distraction from the content, and off topic, and yet the complaint shows up with remarkable regularity.
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#14I am 100% part of those developers that is trying to improve their communication skills. Since February I have made it a big focus to try and find a voice. It's super hard. English is not my native language, and even if it were, I am not a good communicator. But I started writing tweets and a blog. It's a bit of a mixed bag. On one hand, I've had a lot of success, I have followers, readers etc... on the other hand, i…
How did you get started? Any tips on getting dev blog readers (not that I have one yet)?
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#15Can we stop with "medium.com" links here? They reward read-time which means it's in a dev's interest to write click-bait and stretch content. It also might just be me, but always something off about a dev not hosting their own blog, leading to a company being able to throw a pay-wall over your content.
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#16Can we stop with "medium.com" links here? They reward read-time which means it's in a dev's interest to write click-bait and stretch content. It also might just be me, but always something off about a dev not hosting their own blog, leading to a company being able to throw a pay-wall over your content.
https://dev.to/dangoslen/i-ll-admit-it-i-m-a-jealous-develop...
Spoiler: nothing especially insightful inside; really surprised it raised to the front page.
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#18Can we stop with "medium.com" links here? They reward read-time which means it's in a dev's interest to write click-bait and stretch content. It also might just be me, but always something off about a dev not hosting their own blog, leading to a company being able to throw a pay-wall over your content.
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#19(envy is when you desire something that someone else has. jealousy is when you're afraid you'll lose something you have to someone else)
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
I wish we could stop complaints about Medium from showing up on every post from Medium. It's a distraction from the content, and off topic, and yet the complaint shows up with remarkable regularity.
The content which you can't read unless you have an account. Post it as a comment and I'll delete mine happily.