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74 votes
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Is fandom.com actually getting worse?
I have been a frequent visitor of the various websites that are now under the Fandom.com umbrella, going back to when it was called Wikia. And if there's one thing that's been a consistent...
I have been a frequent visitor of the various websites that are now under the Fandom.com umbrella, going back to when it was called Wikia. And if there's one thing that's been a consistent irritation with the platform, it's just how intrusive and annoying the advertising is. (For a sense of how long this has been a problem, see here.)
But worse than the intrusiveness of the sites' ads, their biggest problem is their performance. They can bring Firefox to a crawl.
For a while, it seemed like Fandom had been making some improvements. I could visit, say, Memory Alpha without the CPU on my computer spiking like crazy. But I just tried to look something up on the Forgotten Realms Wiki and, good god, it was terrible.
(And before anyone says anything, no, I have no intention of using an ad blocker to deal with it.)
Am I imagining it or is the platform actually getting worse again?
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What are your favorite aesthetics?
28 votes -
The Murderbot Diaries Book 7 - System Collapse just got released
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Minecraft Wiki strongly considering moving away from Fandom
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Marvel fans showing franchise fatigue, while DC fans more likely to prefer single superhero over universe, says new Fandom study
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Fandom (Wikia) is acquiring Curse Media from Twitch, which will include combining Gamepedia into Fandom
11 votes