Please see my response in the other thread.
It highlights why this sort of pedantic response is without foresight
or strategic thought. Why I disagreed with Tog from the beginning on
his titling (as well as many others).

What I find so interesting so far is the USer centricism in the
conversation. In Europe there is such a different take on interaction
design vs. interface design.

It's probably why Western Europe has 900% more interaction design
programs. They are almost all in design programs.

Since when do designers do what John Q says. We are strategic problem
solvers who look for the latent problems that John Q can't
articulate. If we just made what John Q wanted, we would all have
Homer-mobiles (and since you are all so acquainted with John Q, I
shouldn't have to explain what a Homer-mobile is.)

-- dave



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