I see the less hyperbolic claim (worsening rather than significant worsening of experience as an EA, 70% rather than almost) and still doubt it.
Online fora where InIn can post are only a subset of experience as an EA, it’s still a small minority of content on those forums, readers who find InIn content unwelcome can and do scroll past it, and some like it or parts thereof. I expect a large portion of people don’t know or care either way about InIn’s effect on their EA experience.
I would still be interested to see the results of such a mini-poll on attitudes toward InIn content from a random sample of some kind (posters/commenters vs group members is a significant distinction for that).
I see the less hyperbolic claim (worsening rather than significant worsening of experience as an EA, 70% rather than almost) and still doubt it.
Online fora where InIn can post are only a subset of experience as an EA, it’s still a small minority of content on those forums, readers who find InIn content unwelcome can and do scroll past it, and some like it or parts thereof. I expect a large portion of people don’t know or care either way about InIn’s effect on their EA experience.
I would still be interested to see the results of such a mini-poll on attitudes toward InIn content from a random sample of some kind (posters/commenters vs group members is a significant distinction for that).