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In retrospect a lot of the customization you could do on MySpace was madness by todays standard. Being able to set your own background, color, font, potentiall
by goles 3y ago
In retrospect a lot of the customization you could do on MySpace was madness by todays standard.
Being able to set your own background, color, font, potentially animated, with auto-playing music of your choice was like letting the average person be a web developer.
- lumb63 3y agoI don't understand this sentiment. It implies that an arbitrary web developer, who has never met someone, knows better how the want to portray that person, than that person themselves. It also feels very anti-hacker to me. A core ethos across open source software is that each user should be in charge of how their software behaves, should they choose to be. That includes the lowly "average person" who is not a web developer.