Bye Bye iMore
I guess I should have been clearer - I am sure they are still around - but not in my RSS feed.
A couple of days ago - I was complaining about the stupidity of some of their posts - highlighting a specific one about how to use Apple Mail
@handy said āSEOā ... and it suddenly it all made sense.
Today their feed was FULL of some Animal Crossing doofus ...
I scrolled through their history and decided that there is nothing they talk about that hits āinteresting' ... that I am not already picking up from more worthwhile sites.
So BOOM
I remain unconvinced that my abandonment of their feed is going to change their editorial policy any time soon. But at least I feel better!
@JohnPhilpin makes sense, I had stopped reading iMore a long time ago for basically the exact same reasons
@JohnPhilpin Windows Central (same company) has been doing the same thing. Example: an entire article just to answer the question, āIs Microsoft Surface Go 2 available with LTE?ā Makes so much more sense considering SEO.
@pratik Iād forgotten the Serenity /Rene thing ... I wonder if they left because that was starting to happen more - or it just happened as soon as they left.