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I'm sorry, but [scribd] == I will not click.

• cubicle67 17y ago
  same. I seem to be one of a small number of people who completely fail to see the purpose of scribd beyond forcing me to view pdfs in a clumsy flash based reader and making them non-downloadable. I'm also a definite no for Techcrunch
  • kngspook 17y ago
    I agree re:scribd. For Windows users, it's trading one bloated reader for another. For OS X and Linux users, it's trading a reasonable decent reader (Preview.app and Evince/etc. respectively) for a bloated reader... If scribd had a download link, though, I might not mind it as much... Bonus points if they registered a cookie on my machine that, when seen, automatically sent me the downloaded file for the link I clicked on. I do read TechCrunch though.
• Xichekolas 17y ago
  Why? The link is to the original pdf, and the [scribd] tag is to the scribd vacuum link, so you can click on whichever you choose.
  • mooism2 17y ago
    They're both bad choices for reading online.