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GamrayW / poopker

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Enhanced responsiveness with Huawei tablets and inclusive documentation #1

Open boringthegod opened 7 months ago

boringthegod commented 7 months ago

Hello,

I came across your "poopker" project on GitHub, and noticed a message in the README that seems unwelcoming ("Fuck You Responsive CSS"). As an enthusiastic user of open-source projects, I'd like to suggest a few constructive improvements.

First of all, I'd like to ask if it would be possible to make the site more compatible with tablets, especially Huawei models. I've noticed a few problems with responsive design when using my tablet, which makes the user experience less pleasant.

In addition, I'd like to stress the importance of an inclusive and respectful environment in the open-source community. Messages in official project documents, such as the README, reflect not only the attitude of contributors but also the welcome given to newcomers. More positive and inclusive language could foster a larger and more diverse community.

I'm ready to help with these improvements, whether by testing on different devices or proposing code changes to improve compatibility.

Thank you for your work on this project, and I hope we can work together to make it even better.

Best regards, boring

GamrayW commented 7 months ago

Hello boring,

Thank you for taking the time to review the project and providing valuable feedback. I appreciate your constructive approach and the effort put into the issue.

I sincerely apologize if any language in the README was offensive. Open-source projects should indeed strive to maintain a positive and welcoming environment. I'll make sure to address the language and ensure it aligns with the inclusive spirit of the open-source community.

I want to emphasize that this message is the unfortunate result of multiple hours of work put into hundreds of line of CSS to try and make the players fit on screen. The frustration expressed in the message underscores the challenges faced during this exhaustive development process. As long as the issue with mobile and tablet screen compatibility persists, the README message will remain untouched.

I will keep an eye out for any pull request modifying those said hundred lines of carefully crafted CSS to make it more responsive, as our team lack both the knowledge and the willingness to address the compatibility of the application with mobile or tablet screens.

Until then, good luck. gamray