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Out of curiosity, why do some people want to hide Medium articles?
Its not the articles, its the platform (and its aesthetics). Medium is not meant for things like code samples and shoehorning them in leads to these fullwidth blocks which are hard to read. The fullwidth images and embeds are also somewhat annoying. There are better places to reproduce your content edit, fixing a typo
I accidentally have something similar: since I have ghostery on and it blokes some adobe typekit JS, medium.com articles are all blank except for the top image for me.
At first I thought this is an oversight on their part for not providing a web safe font fallback, but they do. Maybe it's because when ghostery blocks the url, so the browser thinks the font exists and doesn't fall back to the next one somehow.
Why? What's wrong with an article that just happens to be hosted on medium?
I just submitted something I wrote on Medium. Did I break some rule?
Why? What's wrong with an article that just happens to be hosted on medium?
Maybe he works for Quartz or Vox!
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Its not the articles, its the platform (and its aesthetics). Medium is not meant for things like code samples and shoehorning them in leads to these fullwidth blocks which are hard to read. The fullwidth images and embeds are also somewhat annoying. There are better places to reproduce your content edit, fixing a typo
so you would rather hide the "content" because you dont like how it's presented?
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so you would rather hide the "content" because you dont like how it's presented?
Why do you care what other people are hiding?
Maybe this is for folks who already see a lot of Medium articles on Twitter, etc. and want less saturation of Medium articles.