[Sigia-l] Usability Testing

[Bill Killam]

>You are right. I hang on to this list for the same. But please
>appreciate what Ziya brings to this group -- with his logic/illogic,
>rich or flaud philosophy, etc. he questions what normally one may
>avoid. He allows exhausting all the options so that somebody (who is
>seeking answer) can make a decisions. If you just remove the
>contribution of Ziya, then all is left is a plain stupid question and
>a common sensical answer (where everyone agrees with everything). Who
>wants to read that thread?

Being able to bring good things to a discussion does not excuse the use of
"argument by authority" or ad hominem arguments or other methods.  These are
cheap tricks to try win an argument rather than attempts to contributing to
a discussion.

Bill