I get it, but I also get why lots of people don't. There is something of a subjectivity in "what feels good" for using a hardware interface device, which some p

I get it, but I also get why lots of people don't. There is something of a subjectivity in "what feels good" for using a hardware interface device, which some people simply won't notice. Sort of like the difference between a pretty UI and an ugly one (assuming the function is the same), some people care and some people don't. Neither one is wrong, but experience isn't universal.