I personally believe that "to each its own" is still a valid principle: and I generally feel more at ease with a keyboard with 100 or so keys than with a mouse with three for many tasks, of which browsing "the site" is only one out of many. Perhaps this was not clear from the start, and I apologize. The exact reason why I cannot tell, or perhaps it would be too long and irrelevant here: anyway, I'm not that extremely keyboard-centric as a ratpoison user, but I find that people tend to overuse the mouse making their own lives more difficult than necessary; for one thing is "without much of a hassle" and one thing is "efficiently" and... moving back and forth from the rodents, and clicking on menus and so on often doesn't make for the latter. No way!

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