im only just realizing that the 'trend of overwhelming whitespace on websites' is just because I block ads
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in reply to @NireBryce's post:
- without ads: gosh these websites are really broken and hard to use
- with ads: i am completely unable to use this website at all
now I'm wondering if g+ had the massive whitespace because they planned to add them eventually, or if they just thought it was a trend for all new websites because everyone at the admonger blocks ads