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Skype generally do an awesome job on interaction design, but this one slipped through!…
May you have en error message free New Year 🙂
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Many error messages look a lot like this to anyone not trained as a geek. The sad fact is that most folks blame themselves for not understanding such things.
The truth is that we software developers are not very good yet at producing systems that actually work well with ordinary humans. Wikipedia has an entry, now, for “The Humane Interface” which addresses (but does not completely solve) that problem.