In a message of 13-Aug-99 Chris Wiles wrote:
> Erm, Don. Without being rude, how quickly do you expect all this to be done?
> Someone wants JS 'finished', someone wants x sorted, someone else wants y
> sorted. Of course, they all want this done within 'a week'.
A week? Will we have to wait a whole week? Damm. Those Vapor people are
really to lazy... :)
> The thing that really really gets me about this is that nothing is right,
> people are just never happy! You say 'wow, something that people have been
> complaining about for ages is now fixed...' and someone has to reply with
> 'yeah but...'.
> They don't reply with 'wow' or 'thanks' or 'great'. It's 'yeah but..'.
Chris, you have to learn, that most people never express their gratitude.
Those voicing their opinion are most often those that have something to
complain about. Recently we had that anti-CM discussion and someone brougt
forth that it seemed most didn't like the CM solution as the bookmark
system. As I said back then and will say agian: those who are quite
satisfied are most often the silent majority that don't voice their
opinion.
I am quite sure, that it isn't very satifying having to write (or support)
a program when people only complain. But trust me, Chris, there are a lot
of people who are very happy with what Olli does to Voyager.
> Lastly, are you sure the Moobunny is 100% accurate, HTML-wise? I don't want
> to have to say to Olli 'fix' this, to find the site is actually consists of
> lame HTML code..
As Olli also have said earlier, then the big problem with respect to HTML
is, that even if the HTML code sucks big time, then it is accepted fully if
NS and MSIE display it correctly. A bit sad, but NS and MSIE sort of set
the defacto standard for what how badly you can write HTML.
Uffe Holst
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