On Apr 17, 6:52 am, Druzyne <drew.k...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Lance, man, give it up. I don't know how I can put this more plainly:
> buckets represent different things to different people. They were
> cleverly designed to be very flexible, and thus allow users to ascribe
> their own meaning to them. I don't believe anything should be done to
> make them more rigid, and certainly not as a default. It's exactly
> your argument that I disagree with, as I believe users should not be
> forced into a particular perspective. Whatever your goals are, it's up
> to you to manage your buckets in whatever way helps you achieve these
> goals.
>

You've obviously missed my point, but I don't really care anymore. If
you've been following the posts to this forum the past few months,
it's obvious that this has been a recurring problem for new users and
needs to be addressed. Enforcing a balance check is one way to solve
it.

If you have a better way to solve it, by all means, please suggest
one. If not, I don't see how you can argue that letting the majority
of new users repeatedly run into the same problem again and again is
better than catering to the small fraction of users who don't want
this checking. If you understand the program well enough to decide
that you don't want this checking, I don't see why checking a box in
the preferences is that big of a deal for you. On the other hand,
asking new users who don't yet understand the program to have to
configure things a certain way to avoid common pitfalls just doesn't
make sense.

-Lance


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