I think that too often form UX airs on the side of simplicity and that unified text fields are a pleasant counter to the bulk of forms. Re-checking this comment

I think that too often form UX airs on the side of simplicity and that unified text fields are a pleasant counter to the bulk of forms. Re-checking this comments this morning led me to check out what kind of variations a developer might want to anticipate. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Address_(geography)#Current_addressing_schemes http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Address_(geography)#Current_add... It can be tough to determine the point at which this will yield seriously diminishing returns in terms of development time as the domain of users goes international. I realize the following question is fringe-related at best, but does anyone else like to have fun with the company field instead of (appropriately) leaving it blank? Thanks to me my friend now gets ThinkGeek catalogs for the 'his' company: "pornography inside"