Matthew Cruickshank wrote:
> > It's not too much to demand that people write proper code.
> OK, what about these situations:
> a) Webdesigner views their own site but doesn't know how to fix it.
Then he's not a web designer. That's like saying a mechanic can't change his own
spark plugs.
> b) Webdesigner views anothers' broken site and is unable to use it but
> notifies the owner. Website owner doesn't respond.
Then the owner isn't very caring about the people for whom he is building the
site, is he?
> c) Computer illiterate person gets stuck with a broken site.
in this case, you're never STUCK with ANYTHING. There's always a way to change
it. Either by learning and doing it yourself, or getting another person to
change it.
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