No means no

Really irks me when product writers put those of us who are damn good at our jobs to shame. Or perhaps in this case there was no product writer, that they thought their users would ‘just figure it out’ or they left the writing of instructions in the geeks hands … don’t get me wrong, geeks are brilliant, it’s amazing what they can do, but they and the people that employ them need to realise that there are just some things they’re not good at. And that that’s OK.

It’s just a small thing, and yes I did figure out what to do, but I ALWAYS notice stuff like this and get annoyed by it:

Errr, where’s ‘No’?