Re: Censorship in php

From: Date: Tue, 24 Dec 2013 01:38:42 +0000
Subject: Re: Censorship in php
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Lester Caine <lester@lsces.co.uk> schrieb: > I know I will get my head chewed off, but I'm going to speak out anyway ... > > In a world where 'fixed width' web style is pushed as the standard, the PHP site > has always been a breath of fresh air with it's full width style. It used to > work nicely on wide format monitors which I'm sure many of you use on your > development systems. If the 'change of style' has been discussed anywhere, I've > not seen that discussion but that is not unusual nowadays as all these little > cliques seem to work off-line and then dump the results on us. The new > 'feedback' area seems to be hosted elsewhere anyway? > > The 'style' of having voting only FOR something without the ability to object, > and the blocking of the alternate view is simply not acceptable. How many votes > would 'hate it' get if it was not blocked? > > But what is even more irritating here is the fact that we have the technology to > provide all of the flexibility for both styles of working to co-exist. That is > what PHP is all about, so why when all of the content is dynamic anyway do we > have to live with what is perceived by a few as better. Currently I'm having > problems with something which was never a problem ... changing between > sub-domains also needs a change of font size to make the site usable on my > 3840x1200 desktop. > > PLEASE can we have 'theme' as a selection in the same way that 'language' > can be > changed. This is simply a lot more practical than the attempt to create a > 'responsive' style that is a compromise on virtually all desktops :( Your constant complains have been noticed. Please refer to the right mailinglist with the right attitude. In addition to that I highly recommend sending patches over constant ranting and keeping away people from doing actual work. Communities like PHP are here to WORK together on a problem and the people who work on it (or any surrounding noteable projects) discuss it. If you don't have anything to contribute write a blog entry about it, but internal is not the right place for you rants. I am not sure if I have to get any clearer about that. Thank you.

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