Links that tell you to “click here” have been always been annoying, but they were at least understandable back in the mid 90s when the internet was new to most people.

It’s now almost 2025: people know what a link is and what to do with it. You don’t have to boss me around or point out the obvious.

Every time I see “click here” on a website or in an email, it tells me that the person who made it had no business doing so.

  • Tehdastehdas@lemmy.world
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    15 days ago

    Agreed, but people seem to have lost the understanding of hypertext.

    Why did they think the word is blue? How is that not obvious anymore?

    • Admiral Patrick@dubvee.orgOPM
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      15 days ago

      How is that not obvious anymore?

      My answer is the same as from that screenshot: years of things getting dumbed down for the lowest common denominator/idiot, evolution producing a better idiot to compensate, and catering to the new lowest common denominator ad Infinitum.

      And now that we have “AI” in everything, the lowest common denominator doesn’t even have to think anymore.