It should be common design sense to think about what the users wants to accomplish and how to help them achieve their goal faster. It would make a lot of interf

It should be common design sense to think about what the users wants to accomplish and how to help them achieve their goal faster. It would make a lot of interfaces much more pleasant to use. It doesn't take a lot of time. The html for a simple comment form takes me more time to write than to think about what the user wants to do (tell me something). I would even go so far as to not ask for anything besides the email address for replies, and make that optional: If you sign with your name, I can greet you. No matter what convention you use. If you don't that's fine, too. Want me to call you? Write it in your message. Even if you didn't enter an email address, I still got whatever you had to say, and who knows - your suggestion could be the one thing I've been missing all along.