Re: Where / when Emacs on Gitlab?

[<tomas@tuxteam.de>]

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On Fri, Jan 12, 2024 at 06:19:05AM +0100, Emanuel Berg wrote:
> tomas wrote:
> 
> > In other words: you seem to be convinced that Yor Way is the
> > Right Way. Nothing wrong with that. But you don't seem
> > willing to listen to others why they think Their Way seems
> > the Right Way for them.
> 
> Optimally one would have systems that are interface-agnostic
> to the point everyone could use whatever they wanted to
> access the same thing.

This is an interesting idea; in practice, it is more difficult
than expected. I've observed that several times: the "medium"
(presentation, whatever) does influence communication style
and patterns, and you "feel" bumps at medium boundaries.

I've seen that with a mail capable forum (Discourse), which I've
been taking part for five years. Heck, I've seen that with plain
old mail, using mutt and immersed in an Outlook environment.

It'll take a lot of thought and design to overcome that. I even
think that the very thought of "media agnostic" will be a challenge
to most users ("this red thingy on the upper right").

Nevertheless, I'm interested in ideas/papers/thoughts on it,

Cheers
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t

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