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So he goes from: " Thing is, editors hated its bugginess so much that the roll-out was reverted shortly afterwards." to: " Their solution to this was a WYSIW
by discreteevent 12y ago
So he goes from:
" Thing is, editors hated its bugginess
so much that the roll-out was
reverted shortly afterwards."
to:
" Their solution to
this was a WYSIWYG editor, which
failed for the basic reason that it
denies the fact that Wikipedia is a
program. "
Something tells me he might be making it up as he goes along! I wonder how successful Microsoft Word would have been with markdown editor.
- 83457 12y agoReminds me of when Word came out and had various WYSIWIG bugs so many stayed with WordPerfect for reveal codes.