...stop calling these things "holograms"?

All you've done is list the differences and assert they are dumb changes. You have said nothing to actually show that these differences are detrimental to usability...

Just to be clear, you are confirming my point, not contradicting it. The post I was replying to was being obtuse in the way you are describing.

"not designed to be" is not the same as "incapable of being"

Le sigh. L2preview nub

—we won’t

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FTFA:

No obscenity, and especially nothing incorporating pedobear or goatse man, please! Or if you do, please make it extra-humorous â" we wonâ(TM)t use it, but it might afford us a giggle. (If you do not know what either pedobear or goatse man are, I encourage you not to google them. Really.)

Umm trololol?

You're in luck. There's no such thing as Daylight Savings Time. Perhaps you mean Daylight Saving Time? </pedant>

WTB Signed tie-dye

Natural selection at work near Darwin, Australia.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wy_TB6onHVE

Looks like these physicists get an uncertainty principle too ;)

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It's about science vs. dogma, imo. We should base our policies on facts and observations rather than assumptions.

If somebody produces an addon that gives an advantage over anyone else, paid or not, it's a problem with the game engine. Blizzard has had a long-standing policy of disabling specific functionality when it got out of hand. Patch 2.0 (burning crusade) got rid of all the old braindead button mashing mods that could practically play the game for you. This new policy will have no effect on what addons are actually capable of doing.