I got the joke as I'm sure others did.
But joking doesn't hide or lessen the issue we're discussing.
In my opinion, this is a major flaw. And no, "living with it" isn't
going to make me like it.
~ Annie
(Oh - and I don't eat omelets, or eggs for that matter. ;-) I'm
allergic . . .)
On Mar 27, 2008, at 9:49 PM, Matt Mullenweg wrote:
Annie wrote:
And I completely agree with Dawnne here. It's totally not the
scrolling that's the issue - it's the user friendliness of often
used fields.
Sorry, was just attempting a joke.
Like the old saying "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."
I completely agree with that, but you've got to break a few eggs to
make an omelet.
I do like most of the other changes and upgrades but this
one . . . it's counter-productive and makes the whole design feel
broken to me.
I think for a chunk of the people who currently dislike it, living
with it for a few posts will grow to like it.
Others may never take to it, but that's okay, WP has always done
what it considers best in core, avoided unnecessary options, and
allowed people with differing opinions about how things should work
to express that through plugins. We also watch usage of plugins
closely, and might change the direction of the software based on
something with grassroots popularity, in fact many of the major
features in WP the past few years have been a result of this.
--
Matt Mullenweg
http://ma.tt | http://automattic.com
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