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View Poll Results: Would you care if threaded went away?
I use linear, I don't care if threaded went away. 83 80.58%
I use linear, and would care if threaded went away. 4 3.88%
I use threaded, but I don't care if it went away. 5 4.85%
I use threaded, and would care if it went away. 11 10.68%
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Re: What if ... [threaded vs linear]

I usually use the linear mode, but I like having the option of the threaded view. (If only for the fact that it's easier to follow a branch discussion when it occurs.)

I don't know that "mad" would describe my reaction -- just frustrated (on occasion) from being hobbled. (That is until I forget that I was once able to bound, leap and hurtle as well as shuffle.)
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