On the one hand you say: "We don't need to recreate the newspaper or the magazine. We need to keep this medium running in a way so that people can write how they want to write, not how Matt Mullenweg or Ben and Mena Trott or Google or anybody else wants them to write."
But on the other hand you say: "You're writing a blog, not a damn textbook. Keep it short, keep it simple and keep it uncomplicated."
Which is it? Do I get to write my blog the way I want to write it, or do I have to write it "short, simple, and uncomplicated" the way you want it to be? Personally, I like to do both short, snarky posts and long, complicated ones.
It's one thing to advocate software that allows freedom, but another thing to turn that advocacy for freedom in software into a dictatorship of style and substance.
Peter
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