[thelist] Re: [thelist] Re: [thelist] Re: [thelist] This site will make you cry (to the tune of ������������

[Dan Romanchik]

I thought it was quite ironic that this site would be commenting on the
usability of another site. I clicked "continue anyway," but didn't get very
far doing that. I never did find the article referred to by aardvark.

Dan
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Gallagher" <mark at cyberfuddle.com>
To: <thelist at lists.evolt.org>
Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002 4:09 AM
Subject: [thelist] Re: [thelist] Re: [thelist] This site will make you cry
(to the tune of ????????????


> Mark Groen wrote:
> > On July 11, 2002 at 1:22, aardvark wrote:
> >
> >>didja see the one zeldman blogged today?
> >>
> >>http://www.timesnewroman.net/v2/
> >
> > I emailed them with my concerns about their site, and every other
> > site that I come across that is not accessible. Maybe if everyone would
do
> > the same the message would get home to the owners that pay for such
crap.
> > It only takes a minute or two/three and, (wishful thinking but I hope
not) if
> > more people would complain we might see less of it.
>
> I followed the link and received a "your resolution is too high, please
> cripple your ability to view several windows at once in order to see our
> site properly".  Following the "continue anyway" link popped up the
> awful site, no worse for wear because of my illegal use of a 1171x950
> window size.  Hitting "back" and choosing "fix problem", got me to:
> <http://www.timesnewroman.net/v2/dir.htm>.  Well, I *knew* they were
> morons (asking me to decrease my desktop size, FFS), but they apparently
> don't know that non-Windows operating systems exist.  Hmmmph.
>
>
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> Mark Gallagher
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>
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