People using Thunderbird are not basing its "trustworthiness" on the alignment of ellipses. Given the laundry list of issues they need to resolve, and as appar

People using Thunderbird are not basing its "trustworthiness" on the alignment of ellipses. Given the laundry list of issues they need to resolve, and as apparent from this thread the choice by UI experts to complain on HN instead of leaving feedback, I'm absolutely fine with them prioritizing other issues which are easier to address and have far more of an impact on their users.