Mark Williamson a écrit :
Yes, but if the user isn't aware of that
constraint, would they be
aware of the reverse?
Pippu didn't say that it was just him, he said "we", so it seems that
his sentiment is shared by all scn.wikipedians.
What about some Wikipedias making corners round? Obviously, not all
users like that.
What if a Wikipedia decides to change default font, or make all text
pink and bold-italic by default?
Certainly, it's their choice, and stylistic changes have in the past been made.
Mark
On 30/08/05, Jean-Denis Vauguet <jd(a)apinc.org> wrote:
You are right! My answer just contains a kind of "disclaimer" : you want
to make a global change, ok, let's do that but be sure you have a global
agreement to do so". And, I think one may make such a change (link
behavior) anyway, if he also take the time to explain why he did it and
how you can actually reverse the change if you do not like it (I gave
the solution too).
Long life to all links, wether they're underlined or not :)