> Sounds like you're a bit neurotic about keyboards Sounds to me like you're a lot neurotic about telling other people what to like. > Rubber dome keyboards w

> Sounds like you're a bit neurotic about keyboards Sounds to me like you're a lot neurotic about telling other people what to like. > Rubber dome keyboards work just fine, for everyone Because you know what everyone should do and like? They don't work better for me. > are in fact considerably better for lengthy typing sessions Not a "fact", for me and for about half of the coders I know. Please stop assuming that the way you perceive the world applies to everybody else. > RSI Ah, you're my doctor and physical therapist, too? I didn't realize it was you. > nutjob Name calling because I like a different keyboard than you? Yea, office noise is not the biggest problem in your immediate work area, I'll bet. How's this: you type on what you like and stop telling others what to do. Everybody needs to deal with background noise (AC, telephones, conversations, squeaky chairs, clicky pens, etc.) in their own way and keyboards (clicky or not) are only a tiny part of that problem.