in reply to double clock in tick tock

parv, please don't interpret this as rudeness, but for someone who created an account here only yesterday, you've got a little too much to say about how this site works. Please familiarize yourself with it and our practices before citing any further "problems". For your edification, go to your user settings, and select the Information nodelet. There you will find quite a few resources that we have to assist new members become acquainted with the Monastery.

best, fever

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Re^2: double clock in tick tock
by Ionizor (Pilgrim) on Dec 30, 2002 at 16:44 UTC

    Please don't think I'm trolling but I read a usability article some time ago that put forward an interesting point:

    Your newest users are often your best critics.

    If one person posts to ask about this, there is a decent probability that there are others who are too timid to ask.

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      That thought did cross my mind Ionizor, but the utter triviality of parv's concerns is what turned me off to them. Had they been about, say, the webpage not loading when a nodelet was activated, or a truly confusing aspect to a critical function like posting new nodes, then I'd pay attention. Being that this is a website by geeks and for geeks (run by volunteers no less), my opinion is that if you cannot find a workaround for such minor issues as modifying the way your text appears in some arcane browser, perhaps this isn't the right place for you.

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