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Originally Posted by Sopwith View Post
Excuse me for jumping into your argument, but aren't you discussing two different albeit related things: whether Flash is good for users, and whether it is good for developers. The reason you're locked out of half the Internet and feel forced to use the proprietary Flash is because developers have chosen to use it. So when you want to drive Flash out, you want to dictate to the developers what tools they should use.
Is it bad that people have forced developers to move away from IE6 focused websites and tools, and on to platform independent, standards compliant tools? I daresay that the web has progressed significantly since IE6's hold on users was loosened by Firefox, and has exploded since people started using Safari, Chrome, and Opera as well.

It would have been so much more convenient if we all thought exactly the same, wouldn't it?
I know, then we would never have needed to move beyond IE6.
 

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