[Typo3-dev] Typo3 only for nerds?

[Tyler Kraft]

No tapio you missed my point entirely - there really shouldn't be an 
admin user that doesnt understand the basic typoscript involvede in 
setting up a user IMHO!

tapio wrote:
> Olivier Dobberkau wrote:
> 
>> tapio wrote:
>>
>>> Hi
>>>
>>> It seems that some people in this list think that Typo3 is just for
>>> nerds.
>>> In my mind this in not the correct approach. Typo3 has many
>>> userfriendly features but too nerd attitude stop developing them
>>> further.
>>
>>
>>
>> hey tapio,
>>
>> whats wrong with you?
> 
> 
> When I seriously try to write about some constructive proposal I got 
> this kind of answer
> 
> "Okay you want that I would never present
>  > any ideas in this list.
> I must agree here - you never seem to help,
> ...
>  > But according to opinion I should newer anymore write anything to this
>  > list.
> 
> perhaps not to the dev list - especially if you don't yet understand 
> typoscript!
> "
> 
>> most of the people here in this list are earning money with typo3. our 
>> clients do not think that they are nerds in any case. neither we think 
>> that our typo3 staff is very nerdy..
> 
> 
> Yes but answer like
> 
> "Typoscript is fine and non-admin users should not be editing the user 
> permissions - at least on any site I have anything to do with!  If your 
> an admin user and CANT figure out how to edit these settings then 
> chances are the need doesn't really exists for this fine of control over 
> the BE editing."
> 
> expects that the admin user is a nerd and knows everything about 
> TypoScript - but that is not the truth.
> 
>> i feel offended by your unprofessional attitude in all your posts.
> 
> 
> I feel very offended of the post of 'Tyler Kraft' and a little bit from 
> some other answers but not so much.
> 
>> fear that you are a troll only wanting to create anger and problems here.
> 
> 
> That is not my purpose - you have just now this *attitude* toward me.
> 
>> please start to contribute with code and not mailingslist traffic 
> 
> 
> I wanted just first discuss if something could be reasonable