This article, Oh dear AC

[mustang7757]

The main things left on Android Central are the great article and this discussion network (in spite of the fact that that is reliant on a few truly astounding gathering individuals that I will name in the event that you'd like).

I'm happy to hear you like it here , it's a great community.

 

[Morty2264]

The main things left on Android Central are the great article and this discussion network (in spite of the fact that that is reliant on a few truly astounding gathering individuals that I will name in the event that you'd like).

Thank you so much for your kind words! This is truly a wonderful community.

 

[Golfdriver97]

Ya know... I've never quite understood WHY they do that? I guess, like you said, to stimulate conversation on the blog side, maybe??

But is that a sign that the journalism just isn't there to serve that same purpose? Topics just not strong enough...

I like when they do that because it gives 15 minutes of Fame to who's in the article. A quick recognition for those involved.

 

[jhilker]

When I got my Pixel 3a XL, I was a lot more conservative about what apps to keep on it, with the fixed storage. I dropped the Android Central app at that time. I keep engaged with the community through Tapatalk, and added Android Central to my feeds in Feedly. The app just had too many ads disguised as articles to my taste. I feel I'm still able to keep up with Android news pretty well.

 

[Morty2264]

When I got my Pixel 3a XL, I was a lot more conservative about what apps to keep on it, with the fixed storage. I dropped the Android Central app at that time. I keep engaged with the community through Tapatalk, and added Android Central to my feeds in Feedly. The app just had too many ads disguised as articles to my taste. I feel I'm still able to keep up with Android news pretty well.

That sounds like a pretty good way to go about it!