if you've ever messed up a dimension or a hole position on something you're building, don't be too hard on yourself.
at least you're not the Cisco design engineer who caused an entire product line recall by placing the mode button (which resets the switch if held) directly above an RJ45 port.
Whatever you do, you need to introduce any changes gradually, and permit users to mintain the original UI that they experienced, and the original UI that actually brought them into your product in the first place.
#WebComponents, #webdev, and #galaxybrain moment 
Why don't we just fuse #DataAttributes and #CustomElements? All I see in the Internet is #reinventingTheWheel of getters and setters instead of augmenting *dataset* that can already get/setAttribute for you??? It makes no sense. 
@vint thanks for the filter advice!
...probably better than silencing voices that might soon NOT be hung up on talking about the twit machine 24/7.
I appreciate it.
@vint Still, this was an excellent thought experiment.
I hadn't considered "add a cursor for each item and change the visibility" at all. This tactic may still prove useful elsewhere!
Thanks for that.
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