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Subject: [NYJEFFER] Ain't broke, don't ...
Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2001 12:59:37 -0600

Dave,

Change is an issue of the entire computer world. I have no explanation BUT
it seems the programmers simply have too little to do and so changing things
becomes their mantra.

I find the same probelm every where. Those in charge usually respond "but
the customers wanted these changes" to which I usually say "Pthttttttt!

Bill

PS: Whine some more maybe they will listen.

PPS: I suspect most of the programmers are too young to have heard all the
doog, old sayings and those who have probably have not yet learned the
truths behind the sayings.


>
>Is it just me, or is the new RootsWeb interface difficult -- if not
>impossible -- to use?
>
>I received a notification today that a person named Leah Rippel responded to
>the obit I posted for Georgianna FULTS SIMONS some time ago. It used to be
>if you clicked on the link, it took you right to the response. Now I find it
>takes me to a search engine, and it seems no matter what I type in, I either
>get zero hits (not helpful) or several thousand (ain't got the time).
>
>Well, I will probably be accused of whining -- maybe true. On the other
>hand, there is that popular saying "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." I
>would go a step further and say, "If it's ain't broke, don't break it!" :(
>
>Dave Simonds

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