Website usability issues

"" wrote in comp.infosystems.www.authoring.site-design:

Ok, thanks for the suggestion. But google groups has been an invaluable
source of information to me over the years, so I'd be very reluctant to
stop using it for anything less capable.

"My hammer has been very good at pounding nails, so I'll use it to
drive screws too."

*NOT HAPPY* with my nickname being ignored, though!

(shrugs)

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Stan Brown wrote:

"" wrote in comp.infosystems.www.authoring.site-design:
Ok, thanks for the suggestion. But google groups has been an
invaluable
source of information to me over the years, so I'd be very reluctant
to
stop using it for anything less capable.

"My hammer has been very good at pounding nails, so I'll use it to
drive screws too."

Hey Stan, try to read what I wrote: "I'd be very reluctant to stop
using it >>>for anything less capable<<<."

If you think that position is analagous to using a hammer to drive
screws, you need to tighten your own screws: some of them are clearly
loose.
But thanks for your valuable contribution to my original question.

TC