Why I chose Medium.com
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Why I chose Medium.com
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Re: Why I chose Medium.com
#2Congrats! I'm waiting for the day that they add an option to sign up by e-mail.
Re: Why I chose Medium.com
#3Congrats! I'm waiting for the day that they add an option to sign up by e-mail.
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#4Congrats! I'm waiting for the day that they add an option to sign up by e-mail.
...the founder is the same guy as Twitter, I don't think it's gonna happen anytime soon :-)
They're probably going to stick with Twitter access for a while.
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Re: Why I chose Medium.com
#6Congrats! I'm waiting for the day that they add an option to sign up by e-mail.
...the founder is the same guy as Twitter, I don't think it's gonna happen anytime soon :-)
(i.g., IMHO they're probably going to stick with Twitter access for a while)
Re: Why I chose Medium.com
#7What happened to being differnet? It seems like Medium is used by everyone that thinks they are entitled to an opinion. Now having said that, there is nothing wrong with people expressing what they think, but some should think twice before posting on a mundane topic.
I feel that Medium doesn't give the user any difference between "jack" and "joe". Sure, their content may be differnet, but from a design perspective it's basically all the same.
Some people may like the similarities, but for me it goes against what the internet is used for: Being unique and differnet in your own personal way.
You may disagree, that's fine. Just my two cents.