Re: Oh those tender users

[Bruce Byfield <bbyfield -at- axionet -dot- com>]

Bonnie Granat wrote:
  
> "Needs of the user" and "understanding the product" are the same thing.
> "Needs of the user" and "understanding the product" are the same thing.
> "Needs of the user" and "understanding the product" are the same thing.
 

While I hope you reach Nirvana with another few thousand repetitions
of your mantra, would you mind taking a few moments from your quest
for personal enlightenment and explain what you are trying to say?

Off-hand, it sounds like a non-sequitur, and I don't have the
slightest idea of what repeating it is supposed to contribute. I
suspect a hostility to Andrew Plato, but I can't even be sure of
that.

OK, you do prove that Gertrude Stein would have been a terrible
tech-writer, but I must admit that the idea never previously crossed
my mind.

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