Kinja: we don’t really want you to read comments, that’s why we only show you 5 of them before you have to click on “Load More Comments” again. And again. And again ...

Part of the problem is that people often freak out over major design changes even when they’re *not* terrible. Designers and tech teams tend to learn this lesson a bit too well, and become immune to negative feedback in the cases where the change really does suck.

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Who designed the homepage? There’s no simple line for the eye to follow, nor is there an accessible list of recent articles. It’s like someone said, “Let’s just throw the content into a basic Kinja template. I’m hungry.”
Like a real-life Love Day:

So the very first story published after the switch to Kinja begins with: