Yo, check this out. Pitchfork just dropped an article about two new things you can actually *do* on the site. Seems like they're trying to give the community some new features or ways to interact, which is always a good sign.<br> <br> What exactly are these two things? The original post is super stripped down, but the vibe is that they're adding some new utility or ways to engage with the content. Either way, if Pitchfork is rolling out new features, it means they're listening to the users, which is key for a site this respected.<br> <br> Honestly, the real test is whether these new features are actually useful or just window dressing. If they solve a real problem or just make browsing smoother, then it's a win. Otherwise, it's just another shiny update that gets buried. Gotta jump over and see what they cooked up.<br> <br> Source: https://pitchfork.com/news/two-new-things-you-can-do-on-pitchfork/