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Itunes users usually don't know much (no ofence there) being babysat by a corporation tends to do that to ppl.
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(don;t try to offend ppl but would really hope you think about all that APPLE BS we have been submitted over the IFAD because pretty soon you'll see more and more business taking the ...

When a user is logged-in, his permissions are known, so if he cannot reply, there is no point in showing him the Reply button.

However, sometimes users are accidentally logged-out, or do not bother to log-in. In this case, it can be frustrating to be looking for a button that is normally there, but ...

Bots should only see one URI to each page already, right?

It is a convention recommended by Zend, more than anyone else; in fact, it was questioned in the Zend Certified Engineer mock exams. (I'm not contractually allowed to tell you if it was in the real exam or not. ;)) I suspect this is because Zend are used to dealing with the very large, business ...

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Fails with MSSQL and gives me lots of phpBB debug notices. I think it might be my installation, though.

Yup it appears to be down for me. No need to prove it

I recently discovered that, in documents that only contain PHP, it is not only syntactically valid -- but recommended that the document not close with ?>. This is of course normally required to terminate a code block, but allowed here precisely because some editors throw in additional new lines ...

Which is where consistent UI design comes in, features that are not enabled board wide that have dependencies or switches at a lower level should reflect the status, i.e. be grayed out or not displayed at all. I don't believe that is helpful at all. If a setting is greyed-out or simply not there ...

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Who says that this language string is final? (Maybe it is, I don't know, but it's only in the SVN so far, right?)
Just as an aside, and I ...

Like in your other topic, we all understand perfectly what you are trying to say. We simply disagree with your interpretation. That doesn't mean the team's argument is "flawed".