> Frank Ludolph wrote: > > > You know, violating expectations here wouldn't be a > bad thing, I don't > think, in particular if the page were well designed > and the less > used/needed options were below the fold, or perhaps > if we had other > more creative solutions. <snip>
I agree. While I do not like the idea of scrolling down 15 pages for all of the questions (I still like the tab idea, though I can understand the argument against it), the idea that "to compete, we must imitate" just...tastes wrong. If you are imitating, you aren't innovating. If you aren't innovating, then what do you have to offer? The idea that someone else has already done it The Right Way(tm) is silly. I believe that, while users may not be used to it, we can offer a better way that users will prefer, if we put our minds to it. :-) Sorry if I'm just rephrasing Eric's comments, but I think they are very appropriate, and we must focus on the destination, not the half-way point. Rainer This message posted from opensolaris.org
