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The mechanics of what you do now is best. The wording could be a little softer with better explanation. A grayed button or missing button will cause questions or bug reports. Dismissing an overl...
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#2: Post edited
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Olin Lathrop
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2023-02-01T17:31:50Z (almost 2 years ago)
The mechanics of what you do now is best. The wording might be a little software with better explanation.- A grayed button or missing button will cause questions or bug reports.
- Dismissing an overlay is annoying, especially when ESC doesn't dismiss it. Going back to the previous page is easy and always works (ALT left-arrow). Most other things require using the mouse, which makes them much slower.
- The mechanics of what you do now is best. The wording could be a little softer with better explanation.
- A grayed button or missing button will cause questions or bug reports.
- Dismissing an overlay is annoying, especially when ESC doesn't dismiss it. Going back to the previous page is easy and always works (ALT left-arrow). Most other things require using the mouse, which makes them much slower.
#1: Initial revision
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Olin Lathrop
·
2023-02-01T13:25:57Z (almost 2 years ago)
The mechanics of what you do now is best. The wording might be a little software with better explanation. A grayed button or missing button will cause questions or bug reports. Dismissing an overlay is annoying, especially when ESC doesn't dismiss it. Going back to the previous page is easy and always works (ALT left-arrow). Most other things require using the mouse, which makes them much slower.