Yeah, those fuckers basically destroyed the attention span of millions worldwide by formatting their online articles in short sentences and tiny paragraphs. Nowadays most people can't read anything substantial.
Don't get me wrong, I prefer concise texts if the content is suitable. However, there're ideas worth exploring in depth. Basically BBC paved the way for illiteracy in the 21th century.
Yeah that's unfortunate 🤮 If I do read an article I want it to be nice and girthy to make it worth the effort.
They should pivot to tweet threads.
Well, dry fuck BBC
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As for the beauty of the articles, I'd like to quote Ricky the Wise ☝🏻🐸
