I like it as well. I think it's a great idea to put out major changes, take a step back and allow users and developers to "have at it," as it were. Then take everything you've learned and start the whole process over anew. And I haven't had a bug yet that hadn't already been documented and a workaround or fix provided.
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5. Comfort - YES!! I just reinstalled WinXP yesterday on a FAT32 partition in order to get Ubuntu and Windows to "play nice," and had to use IE to download a few things before reinstalling Firefox. When a popup appeared, I immediately said aloud: "What is *that*?" To which my friend replied, simply: "A popup." I love Firefox!:)
but what is wrong with a pen and a piece of paper? You go into the voting booth, strike the name(s) of the candidate(s) you'd like to see elected (or are afraid to see lose), and voila! Valid elections in both perception and reality. And how can you ask for a more effective paper trail?
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I like it as well. I think it's a great idea to put out major changes, take a step back and allow users and developers to "have at it," as it were. Then take everything you've learned and start the whole process over anew. And I haven't had a bug yet that hadn't already been documented and a workaround or fix provided.
5. Comfort - YES!! I just reinstalled WinXP yesterday on a FAT32 partition in order to get Ubuntu and Windows to "play nice," and had to use IE to download a few things before reinstalling Firefox. When a popup appeared, I immediately said aloud: "What is *that*?" To which my friend replied, simply: "A popup." I love Firefox! :)
but what is wrong with a pen and a piece of paper? You go into the voting booth, strike the name(s) of the candidate(s) you'd like to see elected (or are afraid to see lose), and voila! Valid elections in both perception and reality. And how can you ask for a more effective paper trail? -----