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Stef's avatar

Very interesting take on a new metric that seems to work well with other metrics mentioned. Although I find the word 'nag' humorous, I'm just wondering if it has too negative a connotation, or could there be an alternative to this metric label?

I kind of love it but dislike it at the same time 😄

Since publication, have you experimented further with this metric? I'd love to know what your findings were.

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Luc's avatar

Great article! Loved it. However, the Nag Score of the article is 400 as 100% of the screen was blocked with a popup asking me to subscribe and the attention multiplier is 4 "since a full-screen interstitial blocks you from doing anything else until you've managed to precisely hit that" continue to read button 😂

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