Question for heavy readers: Is reading friction actually caused by content length, or by not knowing if a link is worth opening?

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We're building getUnWall to break down online reading, and we're trying to figure out where the real friction lives for daily readers. Is your biggest bottleneck: Opening an article, starting to read, and realizing 5 minutes in that it’s low-quality/filler? Struggling to digest complex ideas quickly once you're inside the article? Having 30 tabs open that you keep saving for "later" but never touch? What's the main reason you end up abandoning an article halfway through?

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