Nice to have a new verb to apply to the internet, but an odd decision to slip indistinguishable-until-rolled-over "this is an ad" photos into my and everyone else's favourite pictures.
Sorry, that's Enjoysthings. One box image on every page of things turns out to say "This is an ad" when hovered over; before you do that, it looks like just another picture or site that the page's owner enjoyed.
I don't mind ad-supported sites, but making the ads identical to content that your users are genuinely enthusiastic about is an oddly misleading design choice.
Yeah, it is very similar. I do like how it automatically imports favorites from Twitter, Flickr, Vimeo, FriendFeed, etc though. I use Tumblr too... I use pretty much every site on the Internet a little bit. But always ready to jump to a newer better ship. Probably a bad instinct overall. :)
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I don't mind ad-supported sites, but making the ads identical to content that your users are genuinely enthusiastic about is an oddly misleading design choice.
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But yeah, I agree that generally camouflaging ads is a stupid trick.
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