Hmmm. Sometimes even when something is free it needs to provide *something* approximating a decent user experience. They sell advertising space there, for example.
Vey poor. Chris and Russ - are you listening? If you can't maintain the site - shut it down.
Originally posted by Credit Crunch Yes, I know...because it's free.
Hmmm. Sometimes even when something is free it needs to provide *something* approximating a decent user experience. They sell advertising space there, for example.
Vey poor. Chris and Russ - are you listening? If you can't maintain the site - shut it down.
lol, great "Site Idea"...
Im sorry, the admins are not listening. They dont only have dollar (/pound) signs in thier eyes, but ears also;(
Originally posted by Credit Crunch Yes, I know...because it's free.
Hmmm. Sometimes even when something is free it needs to provide *something* approximating a decent user experience. They sell advertising space there, for example.
Vey poor. Chris and Russ - are you listening? If you can't maintain the site - shut it down.
Originally posted by Credit Crunch Yes, I know...because it's free.
Hmmm. Sometimes even when something is free it needs to provide *something* approximating a decent user experience. They sell advertising space there, for example.
Vey poor. Chris and Russ - are you listening? If you can't maintain the site - shut it down.
What a bizarre point of view!
If you don't like it then don't go to the site. The only thing it can cost anyone is 30 seconds of time while they realise it is not for them. If this is your reaction to Uchess then move on and never darken its doorway again. If you like it then go back. Problem solved.
We could get all Zen about this: "Does a website exist if you don't visit it?". Just pretend it doesn't.
Originally posted by darvlay Punching someone in the face isn't free.
It usually comes with an assault charge, legal fees, a fine and lost wages in community service or jail time.
an "assault" is the threat of a battery.
a "battery" is to actually hit someone.
this difference is noted from an old case in england where one squire approaches another and states that "if it were not assize time ( the time to hear lawsuits and such ) i would draw my sword" ( not an exact quote ). the threatened fraidy cat
other squire brought charges of battery and the court decided that battery never took place as no one was hit and as to assault ( the words of threat of battery ) they did not take place in that case as the defendant used conditional words ( if it were NOT assize time i would draw my sword ). this history is from the law cases edited by lord coke.
Why is Uchess allowed to be a terrible user experience?
04 Nov '09 10:17
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