[WikiEN-l] Re: WikiEN-l Digest, Vol 7, Issue 19

[Dan Miller]

[snip]
I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "anything".
Certainly you 
can 
see whether the picture depicts a person, a building,
a bridge, or 
whatever. Together with the thumbnail caption, it
should give you an 
idea of what it is (e.g. "Alan Turing", "Golden Gate
Bridge", "UN 
Headquarters", etc.). So if you're interested in it,
you click it to 
see 
the big picture.
[endsnip]

I disagree.  People (myself included) are lazy
readers; most won't bother to take the time to click
on an image.  I understand the complaints of dialup
users, but I think the suggestion about different
preferences (e.g. "graphics" vs. "no graphics", if
thumbnails aren't an option) would work better.  There
are plenty of times when it's_useful_to look at the
picture, but I won't bother to click on a separate
link. 
Meelar

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