I miss the old CNET of the 2000s. It had a message board back then, true halcyon days when websites had the genius idea of providing something that users could come back to, instead of clickbait articles with auto-playing video ads.
But CNET is just the canary in the coal mine; I haven't gone there for tech coverage in over a decade because of the bland writing and the lack of clear editorial voice. The problem for me will be when the entire internet reads like this.
But CNET is just the canary in the coal mine; I haven't gone there for tech coverage in over a decade because of the bland writing and the lack of clear editorial voice. The problem for me will be when the entire internet reads like this.