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Please don't put words in my mouth, and please don't immediately assume the very worst interpretation of what I say. For example, when I said "there is busines
by pbiggar 14y ago
Please don't put words in my mouth, and please don't immediately assume the very worst interpretation of what I say.
For example, when I said "there is business value to usable apps", I actually didn't imply "there is no business value to casting a wider not". To say nothing of your "quick buck" comment.
It's dishonest to play tricks like this, so I would ask you to rewrite your comment as if your target audience was an intelligent human being looking for an intelligent discussion.
- mkmcdonald 14y ago"there is business value to usable apps" didn't fit into the tone of your post, so I hope you can forgive a bit of unintentional creative interpretation (one word). I made no attempt to play tricks. The rest of the post was simply a point-by-point dissection. None of your other points are valid. The only somewhat valid argument I hear against proper browser compatibility is "we don't have time", which is usually a self-inflicted wound. Stable web pages that gracefully degrade are fully possible, even today. I wrote a unit test that degrades in IE 5 this week.
- pbiggar 14y ago> I wrote a unit test that degrades in IE 5 this week. I hope the 0.02% of your users who benefited from that, are very happy.