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Medium.com overrides user's 'Do Not Track' preference to "Personalize [their] experience".(i.imgur.com)

almost 9 years ago from Matt Kelsh, Handsome Designer

  • Adrian StanAdrian Stan, almost 9 years ago

    F### Medium then!

    There are other blogging platforms. I'm tired of Google searching "design site:medium.com" and putting a 24hours search filter anyway. 99% of all their blog posts in the last months are utterly 100 words maximum dog poo anyway.

    14 points
    • Catalin CimpanuCatalin Cimpanu, almost 9 years ago

      No RSS, no easy way to find content, no content categorization, and now this privacy intrusion like we "need" them and their content, not the other way around.

      I'm with you on the Google Search... there's no other way outside that to find recent stories.

      4 points
      • Artem TitoulenkoArtem Titoulenko, almost 9 years ago

        Have you tried exploring Collections? Sounds like the kind of content organization you might be looking for. Also you can follow the design and ux collections and get lots of great posts.

        0 points
    • Neil GajeraNeil Gajera, almost 9 years ago (edited almost 9 years ago )

      Agree! I don't like quality of the articles published on Medium either (except for their magazine called "Matter"), but why would you do a google search since there already is a search function in Medium?

      Hint: Click on the Medium logo (M) to reveal a search option. Also, you don't need to be logged in to do so.

      1 point
    • Tim GauthierTim Gauthier, almost 9 years ago

      medium isn't a blogging platform. it is a publishing platform for medium to long length articles. If people could stop posting their crappy blog posts that would be great!

      0 points