At inception, I created an “Internet usability” category, and, since, I have published many Jakob Nielsen stories. Many wondered why I would bother. Now, the Midas Oracle readers can understand why.

Posted on October 27, 2008 by Chris F. Masse

These traders are talking down the newly redesigned Hollywood Stock Exchange website.

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[They guy above has misspelled, two times. He meant: "unusable".]

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Previously: #1 – #2 – #3 – #4

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UPDATE: Traders talk on Twitter about HSX.

Thanks to the HubDub guy for the tip.

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About Chris F. Masse

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2 Responses to At inception, I created an “Internet usability” category, and, since, I have published many Jakob Nielsen stories. Many wondered why I would bother. Now, the Midas Oracle readers can understand why.

  1. Nigel Eccles says:
    October 27, 2008 at 9:52 AM

    Maybe chmob96 actually meant un-sue-able, as in he is so annoyed with the site but realizes he can’t sue. I know quite a few people who have been on HSX for up to 10 years and they are pretty annoyed at the new design. I’m not a heavy user there so I was fairly neutral on the change, however I think rewarding users with H$ for making comments destroys the value HSX had as a game. The users I know have spent 100′s of hours building up their H$’s through smart trading. They are now liable to see the relative value of their portfolio wiped out by schmoozing hyper-inflation. Not pretty.

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