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It’s not that we don’t want to dream. I’m right there with you. The issue with your examples is that they aren’t political but UI design languages are. Imagine
by CSSer 2y ago
It’s not that we don’t want to dream. I’m right there with you. The issue with your examples is that they aren’t political but UI design languages are. Imagine if the UN appointed one ambassador to unilaterally represent every Slavic country simply because they all happen to speak similar languages or be located close to one another.
The issue lies not with the implementation but the requirements themselves. Each platform has its own design philosophies that either conflict with other platforms or, in some cases, are simply so vague as to be incoherent. Sometimes it even looks like competitive subterfuge.
- Muromec 2y ago>Imagine if the UN appointed one ambassador to unilaterally represent every Slavic country simply because they all happen to speak similar languages or be located close to one another. That would immediately bring the world one step closed to the peace in the Middle East
- foldr 2y ago> That would immediately bring the world one step closed to the peace in the Middle East There was a line from the Onion’s vox pop series that summed the situation up perfectly: “In these times of division and strife, they should turn to the Bible for help.”