I give what others are prepared to receive. If you wanted to know then you'd ask. You're not asking so I'm teaching you how to learn. You're not learning that. I'm not the one to teach you or you're just not ready, yet.
I can't afford to care about you personally any more than I've already.
Good luck and goodbye.
LMAO this chump can't get past the ad hominem and learn... well, anything really.
If you don't know what Weber's Iron Cage is or don't know how it applies, then perhaps you should ask a question.
That's not a question.
If you need help applying the core concepts governing our paradigm then perhaps you should ask questions
94% incorrect.
Weber's Iron Cage and the history of enshitification of technology beg to differ.
So, why in the everliving fuck would anyone rationalize a UI change with appeal to a broader audience?
Even after all this time very few seem to understand what happened between hexbear and almost all other instances: They didn't want neoliberal drivel to destroy what they'd built. They even made the vast majority think it their own idea to leave them alone.
reach the broader average general audience
In the before times we had libraries of books that'd teach a person anything they wanted to learn. If a person had a question and the book didn't answer there was someone there who didn't know the answer but damn well knew how to find it. We never had to sort through piles of garbage content produced to waste our time for profit.
Even the early Internet was this way. Its slow degradation became a nose dive with broad adoption of Facebook and AI. I had to starting writing a line of code to search. And, that doesn't even work anymore.