I'm not sure I understand your position. I mean, yeah, unmaintainable code sucks. But I think this highlights the need for more accessible coding. The web be

I'm not sure I understand your position. I mean, yeah, unmaintainable code sucks. But I think this highlights the need for more accessible coding. The web became huge because it was so accessible. Yes, it generated a lot of crap code, but if 10% of projects add value to society, the more projects, the more valuable projects. > The fact that Joe in HR threw together an application in a weekend in a testament not to its accessibility but to its abject lack of maintainability. I don't see how "easy/fast to create" necessitates lack of maintainability, nor that it is a statement AGAINST accessibility. (without regard to the quality of VB6)