Challenges reading to new menu?
So, I know there's been a lot of debate about whether the new menu screen is "good" or not. Personally, I seldom care much about stylistic stuff like that. HOWEVER, as someone who is near-sighted and ...
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"Sindocat;c-17163819" wrote:
I don't even count having to wear glasses all the time "a vision problem", even though I cannot legally drive without them, because I have the lenses, and they are corrective.
I find the new graphics easier to handle, in general. I think there is a lot of random complaining about changes, and though I feel like a plum for it, am disinclined to believe those claiming special problems, as it is all lost in the general "I hate it!" whining that prevails in this forum community.
TL:DR - I may well be wrong, but even so, see the fable by Aesop about the boy who cried "wolf!".
Hi, thanks for your comment.
As I mentioned in my opening post, I'm aware of the general complaints. I haven't been one of those complaining, outside of concerns about visibility. And it's pretty insulting to discount every ones experience because it's not yours. I made this poll because I wanted to see if my problems were unique or not, and I made sure to cover all the options. I'm glad to hear this screen is better for you, and maybe that's why they changed it, but writing people off as "whining" is, well. Kind of being a "plum" as you said. Was there some over reaction by some? Sure, but that doesn't mean you should discount valid complaints along with the rest. That is basically "overreacting" in the other direction--lots of people are complaining, so I won't listen to anyone!!!!
And I find it interesting that the boy who cried wolf is so often cited when trying to discount--often disenfranchised--people's experiences. May I direct you to the myth of Cassandra, the woman who could always see the truth but was never believed by arrogant men?
