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Just compare the average Tumblr blog to, say one produced with Jekyll, document produced with Latex vs. Word, etc. Relatedly, making things too "easy to use" o
by pervycreeper 13y ago
Just compare the average Tumblr blog to, say one produced with Jekyll, document produced with Latex vs. Word, etc.
Relatedly, making things too "easy to use" often obscures what's actually happening underneath and makes them harder to understand for certain classes of user (i.e. those that want to understand what they're actually doing).
- anigbrowl 13y agoI guess that's a no, then.
- malandrew 13y agoJust create a reputation system for edits. For every edit, ask it to be given a type (typo, additional info, factual correction, etc) and a quality score. Wight the value of a rating using the rating of ther rater. People who make good contributions will rise to the top. Those who make poor contributions will fall to the bottom There are better solutions than making something needlessly complex.
- anigbrowl 13y agoQuite. I don't think that making it hard automatically makes it better, any more than I think that using vi will make you a better programmer than using [insert your favorite GUI editor here].