Re:Why Do Google Maps’s City Labels Seem So Readable?
by ZoFreX on Tuesday December 07, 2010 @10:46AM
(#1979360)
There isn't a rule that "Google don't care about design" if there is an exception. Exceptions to rules disprove rules. However, an explicit exception to an unwritten rule suggests the existence of that rule - for example, a sign saying "Parking allowed between 9am and 5pm" would imply that there is a rule that parking is not allowed at any other time.
Can you help me understand why it's wrong?