Bold claims for such a small sample size. Arguably, someone who would go out of their way to sign up for look mark, tends to invest more time and focus in their interactions with HN; preferring long for content. This ignores the silent majority that don't have a look mark account, and/or don't have a HN account, and/or visit the site infrequently.
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Bold claims for such a small sample size. Arguably, someone who would go out of their way to sign up for look mark, tends to invest more time and focus in their interactions with HN; preferring long for content. This ignores the silent majority that don't have a look mark account, and/or don't have a HN account, and/or visit the site infrequently.
That's stated in the "Caveats" paragraph of this article. I guess the Lookmark blog scores low on "engagement" for you (friendly teasing).