Wouldn't it be better to curtail social media's addictive design choices, and improve things for everyone, rather than force the audience to carry the weight of responsibility?
Wouldn't it be better to curtail social media's addictive design choices, and improve things for everyone, rather than force the audience to carry the weight of responsibility?
> Wouldn't it be better to curtail social media's addictive design choices
Hacker news has a doomscroll front page. Ive never notice you have a problem with it
HN specifically does not. You have to click "more", leading to most people not moving beyond two or three pages, rather than infinite scrolling.