With someone having to navigate all of them every morning, things get more and more painful. The first type of website is proliferating as more and more people try to recreate the simple design with varying degrees of success. This creates a flood of repetitive and not-so-great content that I mostly ignore. I have to create special Google feeds specifically tailored to exclude these sites site by site to remove the repetitive nonsense that probably annoys the (often good) people who run thsites.Iese can only say that andquot;and#039;Sorry;
if I ignore your site. I decided it wasn’t worth wading through repetitive stuff to get to original ideas. It doesn’t mean I don’t like you or appreciate your efforts. Some of these sites are run by people I consider friends. It just is what it is.When it comes to sites that invest money in content, their pages become more and more frustrating to navigate as they put more and more content behind paywalls, feed you noisy videos without permission, increase load times with giant ads and throw in. ad blockers to distract you. And yes, 247Sports is guilty of this because they are also trying to make a profit.Anyway,
it’s a pain to navigate every morning, no matter how much technology I use. And I used technology that costs several hundred dollars a month to maintain – scrapers that collect content from sites that don’t support RSS feeds, subscribing to paywall sites so I can see if they have paywall content. worth linking, ad blocker subscriptions so I don’t have to wait four minutes for pages to load.All so I can provide you with links every morning that will hopefully increase your knowledge of the Browns and minimize distractions.The things I do to you people! All this with a few votes a day. I have two feeds that send me over 200 articles a day and no more than 3-4 articles that are even worth considering. We’re talking about finding needles in haystacks here..
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