Attention, hyperlinkers: inference of active text
John Seal
johnseal at indy.net
Sun Jun 20 18:36:43 EDT 2004
In article <10d6bln988rmne6 at corp.supernews.com>,
claird at lairds.com (Cameron Laird) wrote:
> End-users "get it", and are happy I render
> "http://www.ams.org" as a hyperlink. Most of them eventually
> notice the implications for punctuation, that is, that they're
> happier when they write
So who is constructing these sentences, you or the end-users?
> Look at http://bamboo.org !
> than
> Look at http://bamboo.org!
Any idea *why* are they happier with the first than the second?
> The design breaks down more annoyingly by the time we get to
> the "file" scheme, though.
What design, and in what way is it breaking down?
> I am confident that requiring
> It is on my drive as file:\Program%20Files\Perl\odysseus.exe
> is NOT practical with my clients.
Any idea why not? The lack of terminal punctuation?
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