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On that note, can we possibly work out some sort of scaling punishment for UI designers who randomly just move shit around for no goddamn reason in products that we are already extremely familiar with?

I can understand it (somewhat) if there is a reasonable straightforward path, but just swapping around things that worked just fine via forced updates is absolutely infuriating to me.

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Charlie Stross 2y ago

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1. Bugfix-only channel (NO UI changes or new features)

2. Stable-UI channel (new features allowed, but need to be switched on by user individually)

3. Active channel (new features and UI changes show up from time to time, enabled by default)

4. Development/test channel (fire-hose of change)

Instead we are given a choice of (3) or (4).

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