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The better question is why don't you understand that it did have something to do with your point?

If people insist on making phpBB a twitter clone, at least give admins the ability to turn off the feature completely.

Always keep mobile in mind...

And never neglect desktop users with large monitors either. :)
I don't want my forums crippled for mobile users either.

Obviously, no, don't neglect large screen sizes... And obviously, no, don't cripple forums for mobile users.

My overall point is, soon, more ...

Nobody is "insisting" on keeping anything; I only questioned the need (which is what "discussions" are for) for the change. I even said I was neutral.

:roll: I did read them.

Is
"return"
"install"
"uninstall"
"install"
"uninstall"
"install"
"uninstall"
Any better than
"click here"
"click here"
"click here"
"click here"
"click here"
for the blind? Do we need to develop for the blind?

While it *IS*, absolutely, true that "click" refers to ...

nickvergessen wrote:It matters if you are blind and sit in front of a screenreader which lists all links first and it list ten times click here

But changing the name to something other than "click" will still be read repeatedly by the screenreader. I think it's just semantics...

Does it really matter? Most people know what "click" means even if it's done with a finger on a touch screen.

Louis7777 wrote:

keith10456 wrote:Always keep mobile in mind...

And never neglect desktop users with large monitors either.

I don't want my forums crippled for mobile users either.

I just want to be able to turn it off; I don't want my users to register or login in via a 3rd party...especially not fb/twitter/etc.

For purely display-oriented things (like how many posts per page are displayed, topic ordering or sub-forum depth), no. The admin might set a default for those things, but the user should be able to change them. Otherwise you're just micro-managing.
I disagree; I don't want my users altering how ...