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Yes, when was the last time you actually saw the credits on those devices? Like who is the lead designer of your phone? Who is the lead programmer of the last g
by newswasboring 6y ago
Yes, when was the last time you actually saw the credits on those devices? Like who is the lead designer of your phone? Who is the lead programmer of the last game you played?
- reaperducer 6y agoThere are credits in the About menu of about 50% of the programs I use each day. There are even credits in the loading screen of Adobe Photoshop.
- newswasboring 6y agoThat is not my point. Things being there doesn't make them important
- dylan604 6y agoThey are so not important that the company decided that is the first thing you should see every single time you launch the app.
- newswasboring 6y agoThere is a world of difference between a title screen and end credits. People are usually there for the title screen. Nobody is objecting to that
- dylan604 6y agoPre-1980s, all credits for feature films were at the beginning of the film. When the film was over, a nice "The End" card would come up, and then fade to black. That was it. Somewhere in the 80s it flipped to just above the line credits at the beginning of the film, and then full credits at the end. As time goes on, it seems like fewer people care about the people making the thing than just using up the labor of the creators with little appreciation.
- newswasboring 6y agoOk I'm sorry but that's what the money is for.