El 25/03/14 22:07, Robert Kehl escribió:
Hello,
Am 25.03.2014 15:15, schrieb Hugo Roy:
[...] I am sure this could be interesting to anyone reading this
list and to all folks publishing articles or blog posts on
fsfe.org web sites.
The passage that most amuses me is the second conclusion:
"Second, don’t force users to read the text surrounding a link to
determine where it leads. This is both time consuming and frustrating."
In other words: "Don't write anything, they won't read it anyway -
just link to some other place to keep them busy."
Well, I think the article is not so ambitious. I think it just says that
between these two possible sentences with links:
A) Alice wrote <a href="blogpost.html">a blog post</a> about her
experience deploying free software web services.
B) Alice wrote <a href="blogpost.html">a blog post about her experience
deploying free software web services</a>.
option B seems to be better than A, because our eyes inconsciously jump
to the blue underlined text before reading the rest (the same with ads,
graphics, and so).
Regards
Laura Arjona
Not really my kind of experience nor liking.
Cheers,
Rob
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