Can someone get on crunching numbers so I can get a pie chart on how many users disabled the right-click, how many people never right-clicked (hey, maybe a tutorial-like tooltip bubble that says "Right-click me!" ?), trends in right-click usage over time and separated by geo localisation? That should be trivial to do, I'm sure.
Sounds like a plan. Can we get some consensus on what tool to use for capturing these items and generating the burn down chart?
why do I feel like I'm on Reddit all of a sudden
c-c-c-combo breaker?
No, really, please don't turn every comment page into a pun thread that would be an end to HN as we know it. Please try to keep it serious and technical, and down-vote if you can this kind of conversation.
and yet I'm the only one that got down voted. Too little too late my friends.
Can you also get in touch with the marketing department to create a new landing page with email opt in which will put all email subscribers in to a 3 day launch sequence to demonstrate this awesome new feature along with video tutorials on how to use it. Please include the usual A/B testing and analytics features. Regards, dolan
What Github needs is a virtual octocat assistant that helps you with common tasks.
"It looks like you're looking for Github brand image resources.
- Have you tried right-clicking on the Github logo?"
Clippy! You're back! Where have you been all these years?!
better build in social sharing too, "I just right-clicked and won!"