Talk:Progressive disclosure

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[edit] Content copied from blog

I left a message on the unregistered user's talk page questioning the permission to paste the entire article from the external link into Wikipedia. Spalding 16:22, 1 July 2006 (UTC)

In spite of a few minor changes made since the article's inception, it is pulled straight off of someone else's blog. At this point, I don;t know if the blogger is also the IP user who made this article or not, but we might want to ask him. The blos is at Demystifying Usability, the blogger's email is (allegedly) frank at experiencedynamics.com. would someone less shy please ask this guy if he's alright with our using his blog text? Thank you!

It's a terrible article: Progressive Disclosure is about hiding the details until the user needs them: the marketing and "teasers" issues that the author spends most time exploring are about enticing the user to explore for further details. Completely different goal. Daniel Barlow 13:38, 6 November 2006 (UTC)

I suggest removing all content from the blog. It is not a reliable source. --Ronz 03:39, 6 November 2007 (UTC)