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1. Scribus

   People who leave outdated "how to" pages laying about like they're still relevant should be slapped.

   Monday, 02-Apr-12 20:36:45 UTC from web
   • RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space)

     @scribus HOW TO ORGANIZE YOUR FAVORITES IN IE4

     Monday, 02-Apr-12 20:37:47 UTC in context
   • Scribus RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space)

     @redenchilada I mean, it's one thing when it's somebody's high school Geocities page, but when it's a current corporation with wrong info? Seriously, slappin' time.

     Monday, 02-Apr-12 20:40:00 UTC in context
   • RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space)

     @scribus Tee hee. The best way to figure things out is to beat your head into it until it works, I've found.

     Monday, 02-Apr-12 20:41:21 UTC in context
   • Scribus RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space)

     @redenchilada Druther beat the dev's heads against one another.

     Monday, 02-Apr-12 20:41:59 UTC in context
   • delete_

     @scribus I dunno. What about people working with older version software because of their budget? Maybe keeping version numbers and creation dates highlighted near the start of the guide could keep it more relevant.

     Tuesday, 03-Apr-12 13:11:31 UTC in context
   • Scribus delete_

     @retl Okay, that does make sense. I guess I could have better phrased that as, "Only having outdated information" or something.

     Tuesday, 03-Apr-12 17:16:41 UTC in context