[TYPO3-dev] T3ONE.com

[Dmitry Dulepov]

Peter Niederlag wrote:
> then I *might* feel better if that information is not spread to the
> whole world but to the folks that are involved in the project themselves.

By the way, anyone can register on t3one, so your information is still 
not protected. Anyone can use one-time e-mail to gather any info, even 
for bad. But normal visitors may decide to go to another place where 
articles are available with a single click anonymously. The less efforts 
user have to perform, the more chances that he will stay.

What I see on t3one? I see titles. When I click on them I have to 
register. I start thinking: is it worth? What will be the use of my 
data? What are benefits *for me* from registering? Is there anything so 
special on this site that will pay back for registering? Or I should 
simply go to another site and get information there with several mouse 
clicks and no need to give my personal details?

If one restricts me, I will try to overcome restriction only if I am 
sure that it will repay. I (and no one!) do want to take any extra 
actions unless they look reasonable for me. For example, I recently 
visited one site about copywriting. It gave excerpts from articles (good 
ones!) but asked my e-mail if I want to read them completely. What did I 
do? I just selected another search result in Google and found another 
site, also with good articles but for free. And I bookmarked that second 
site. I do not need the first one, I neither trust those, who ask my 
e-mail, nor I feel that my e-mail is necessary to read articles.

Internet is full with information, if one site tries to restrict it, 
there always will be another site with open sources.

-- 
Dmitry Dulepov

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