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While I see how other people might’ve taken your question as interrogatory, I personally didn’t even think of that possibility until eyelidlessness pointed that out. I appreciate that eyelidlessness answered your question for me before I got around to researching CSS. It’s good to know for the future I should explain the reasoning behind my design choices in the concept intro.

Thank you for the explanation, praise, and social lesson! I wasn't looking forward to researching a different language to answer Solvency's question.

One of my challenges when it comes to autism is I accidentally ask interrogatory or aggressive questions when I'm genuinely curious about someone else's reasoning and trust they know what they're doing. Would "I'm wondering why you made design choice x because I thought design choice y would be a better option because I thought y is better for these reasons" be a good way to ask what the reasoning is?

Thank you.

Thank you.

Make sense!

Thank you. I'm happy to provoke nostalgia.

Thank you and I really appreciate userscripts too. While I'm taking a break from userscripts to make my website on Val Town, I only handled the main problems of my two primary forums. I'm sure I'm going to at least make versions of what I have for my other forums and new userscripts to improve their forum searches.

Thank you. I never could have done it without my brother's feedback and an essay from dang he shared with me. It's https://gist.github.com/stevekrouse/22d96b6142fd21a8f9b63500....

It's interesting to know how software development changed over time. I see how modernizing an ugly UI is valuable.

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Thank you.

Thank you. I agree it's definitely useful to learn enough programming to solve personal problems. I'm impressed with how user-friendly Multics Emacs is. I think it's cool how you single-handedly thwarted Symbolic. It shows your strong moral fiber to stand up against them.

Thank you.

Thank you.