On 2/1/09 03:44, Kyle Hamilton wrote:
If he's a security and user interface expert, why is the security UI
so appallingly *bad*?
Not answering for gerv, but I would say: he is the human shield,
against all influences, inside and outside!
He's only one guy, and he has the entire battle field to deal with.
Every time he moves to the left, the right mobs him. Every time he
moves to the right, the left undermines him.
The result is bad, but it isn't his fault, it's the fault of the
situation he is in. However, at least we have a result! Before he was
there, the only thing we had was random experimentation (like Gerv's
much missed yellow bar) and corporate denial of the issue.
On Thu, Jan 1, 2009 at 1:29 PM, Gervase Markham<g...@mozilla.org> wrote:
Ian G wrote:
My personal view of Mozilla is this: the ecosystem is developer-led.
But "the ecosystem" isn't our representative on the CAB Forum. Our
current representative is Johnathan Nightingale, our "Human Shield" and
security and user experience expert.
So Jon goes to CAB Forum with a mandate to speak for the end-users,
without any input from Mozilla, the browser vendor?
iang
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