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Exactly. The dialog is based on the assumption that both options are equally likely to be used. That's simply not true. A user might click no but will almost al
by LeChuck 18y ago
Exactly. The dialog is based on the assumption that both options are equally likely to be used. That's simply not true. A user might click no but will almost always click yes. A dialog that almost always receives the same answer should be eliminated.