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> That decision would depend entirely on whom you are making the
> software for. You can't possibly decide for a large majority of the
> people in the world, considering they are all different with
> different perceptions of what works the best for them.

you can if what you're designing is different enough that it'll
require them to learn it. case in point: the iPhone.

we're much better at learning than we are at forgetting.