> 4. Stuffed with fluff. PDFs tend to lack real substance, compared to regular web pages.
The exact opposite is the case in my experience. Unfortunately the actual substance is often in a PDF and all the web pages pointing to it are superficial, copy and pasted and/or clickbaity fluff.
They then go on about how in web sites the content can be better structured and navigated. Unless I'm misunderstanding the word in English, what has that to do with whether the content has substance?
> [...] This leads to overwhelmingly long and inane PDFs
The exact opposite is the case in my experience. Unfortunately the actual substance is often in a PDF and all the web pages pointing to it are superficial, copy and pasted and/or clickbaity fluff.
They then go on about how in web sites the content can be better structured and navigated. Unless I'm misunderstanding the word in English, what has that to do with whether the content has substance?
> [...] This leads to overwhelmingly long and inane PDFs
You mean something akin to a book?