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It wasn't optimized for "people like it", it was optimized for ease-of-use and discoverability. You could simultaneously hate it with a passion, and also be 3
by blakeyrat 10y ago
It wasn't optimized for "people like it", it was optimized for ease-of-use and discoverability.
You could simultaneously hate it with a passion, and also be 3 times more efficient at editing a document while using it, and that counts as a success.
- Drdrdrq 10y agoNo. I hate it because while ease-of-use is better, discoverability is much worse. I am constantly seeking answers to UI problems on Google. Also, how is it a success if I hate my tool with passion, no matter how efficient I am? We must have different value systems... :)