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Apologies, I didn't notice the different username. However I disagree - when the whole point is relative ease of use, having experience in just one is meaningle

• diggan 9y ago
  No worries :) Yeah, on one hand, relative ease of use is important, especially if you're trying to write a tool to replace others. And I'm not saying that is not important. Just that it's important to consider both, not only one. Compare it to when trying to make a website easier to use. Ok, fine, compare it to other websites too, but your first-timers that have no experience with anything else are important too.