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I'm not saying their UI design is any good, simply that it's adequate. Filling out a form that is completely self descriptive and transparent incorrectly, and t
by benjoffe 16y ago
I'm not saying their UI design is any good, simply that it's adequate. Filling out a form that is completely self descriptive and transparent incorrectly, and then blaming is absurd. This is what I see when I create an event: http://www.benjoffe.com/temp/fbevent.png http://www.benjoffe.com/temp/fbevent.png
[] Anyone can view and RSVP to this event (public event)
They say twice in that sentence what the implications of that field are.
Call me old fashioned but I take responsibility for my actions.
- Qz 16y agoa) The way I see it is akin to signup pages on websites where the 'option' to allow them to spam you with email is checked by default. Yes it's obvious what the checkmark does and reader beware, but that doesn't make it less underhanded. b) Responsibility is a funny thing -- people seem to think it can only fall on one person. Either it's the girl's fault or it's facebook's fault. In reality the responsibility is on all of us.