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>Usability wise, it makes a lot more sense to have "enter" be a new line. I disagree. The paradigm they're using here isn't that of word processing a document
by allwein 16y ago
>Usability wise, it makes a lot more sense to have "enter" be a new line.
I disagree. The paradigm they're using here isn't that of word processing a document, but rather quick text conversations. In pretty much every chat/IM program I've ever used, "enter" == "send", and shift+enter == newline.
- tuhin 16y agoExactly! Dow you want the conversations to be one liners (witty or shallow) OR do you want people to have meaningful conversations? Assumption: You cannot always have meaningful conversation with one liners.