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Message #03744
Re: unity and notifications
> There seems to be this idea that allowing user control is poor design.
To be more accurate, the idea is that allowing user control is often a
way to sweep problems under the rug instead of actually solving them.
Or, to put in another way, configurability is an option that makes
people stop thinking too soon about a problem.
Take the current discussion, for example. If everyone agreed from the
beginning that repositioning the bubble was the way to go, Apoorva
might have never proposed his mockup.
Sometimes configurability *is* the best option, but rarely this
conclusion is reached in an honest way.
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References
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Re: unity and notifications
From: dani, 2010-09-15
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Michael Jonker, 2010-09-15
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Mario Vukelic, 2010-09-15
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Michael Jonker, 2010-09-16
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Conscious User, 2010-09-16
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Michael Jonker, 2010-09-16
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Conscious User, 2010-09-16
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Diego Moya, 2010-09-16
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Conscious User, 2010-09-17
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Diego Moya, 2010-09-17
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Matthew Paul Thomas, 2010-09-17
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Diego Moya, 2010-09-17
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Matthew Paul Thomas, 2010-09-20
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Diego Moya, 2010-09-20
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Luke Benstead, 2010-09-20
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Mark Curtis, 2010-09-20
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Luke Benstead, 2010-09-20
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Diego Moya, 2010-09-20
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Re: unity and notifications
From: frederik.nnaji@xxxxxxxxx, 2010-09-22
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Diego Moya, 2010-09-22