>> if programmers don't > Every single part of that statement is false. Your programmers should be Uhh...you're saying they "should be worrying" and he's sayi

>> if programmers don't > Every single part of that statement is false. Your programmers should be Uhh...you're saying they "should be worrying" and he's saying they don't have to be. Those are not mutually exclusive positions. > As far as more features being helpful when you use them and harmless when you don't, well, that's inaccurate too Second time you made a statement after this fashion--I see the pattern. Your position is that Spolsky is not allowed to write about things that other people do that are wrong. > So no, I don't think bloatware is a "mental health problem". I think it's a real issue Pretty sure Spolsky feels that way too! What an argument.