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I'm sure the author means well, but I doubt this passive approach (where everyone else has to fix the problem) combined with the irritating, holier-than-thou to
by xinsight 16y ago
I'm sure the author means well, but I doubt this passive approach (where everyone else has to fix the problem) combined with the irritating, holier-than-thou tone will get much traction.
A little greasemonkey script to add outline, along with some visual examples of would be far more effective way to advocate the issue.
- Semiapies 16y agoDoing something that inconveniences or irritates people gets you griped at. A greasemonkey script wouldn't "advocate" anything; its use would be the (admittedly reasonable) action of someone not waiting for everyone else to get a clue and do something right.
- falldowngoboom 16y agoThe browser defaults for outline are ugly, that's why so many people set outline to none. So, some visual examples that show sexy outline stylings seems a more reasonable approach. The author dismisses all aesthetic concerns and loses credibility with the aesthetically minded people he's trying to convince.