Usability sins

It’s a “freemium” pay model, or a “reverse paywall,” that adds features for subscribers rather than substracting them for nonsubscribers. But it still creates classes of haves and have-nots: those who have to click the “single page” button to see a story on a single page and those who don’t.

This is based on Slate’s new membership system.



One thought on “Usability sins”

  1. Classes of ‘haves’ and ‘have-nots’? Come on now. That is overly dramatic. Essentially, you are either pay for their content by looking at/watching ads or forking over a few bucks.

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