I got into them a few years ago and for me it was the live video of ‘Mary on a cross’ which then got me into their discography.

If the change is of no significance/tangible benefit, why change?

I am just not going to participate in that verification shit, and, for now, I will just not see that stuff anymore.

At least the kids growing up on the internet right now will have some kind of perspective and understanding how the shit works.

I don’t think this is necessarily the case. If stuff is too abstracted away for people to grasp, they can use it, but don’t really understand it. Like reports of people saying that college kids cannot interact with things like folders. Some of them are so digitally native, that they really lost the understanding of it.

Both can be true at the same time.

The result and the thing that caused it, doesn’t change the fact that the result would be there tho.

It makes perfect sense in my opinion and rarely presented itself as inconvenient.