Looking forward to read by 2040 how absolutely insane we were to share screenshots of text in a 2x2 layout with continuation in "replies" and login pop-ups on characters-constricted platforms.
I swear one of these days I'm finally going to install Firefox nightly and jump through all those hoops so I can install any extension I want on mobile, and not just the 5 curated ones from Mozilla, so I can have the redirector to send me to a nitter instance instead.
Posting URLs is also not the best idea because users need to leave the site/app to read it which not many people will do and some sites (fb) activeley push down these things in your feed.
Definitely ironic to read a usability rant 20 years later in this way.
The difference between mediocre and outstanding software is a Product Manager at the top that demands a certain level of quality in the final product, and doesn't accept any excuses, though they're willing to accept that a flawed process is what creates a flawed product.
I feel I have been repeating this idea in one way or another on this forum because it's still fringe and almost unheard of in the open-source world, if it were not for Torvalds and his uncompromising stance towards not breaking the user-space, ever, lest you face his wrath. There are not enough BDFL in software worth their name.
No, I meant it in an entertaining sense.