On Mon, Aug 30, 2021 at 07:22:52PM +0200, Ole Tange wrote: > To me it would feel similar to a dialog box, where you have to click > "Don't show this again" to continue the first time. This is not that > uncommon in graphical tools, so there is some precedence for this.
as explained earlier: click-wraps are no-no's. (And it is a difference if it is a "Tip of the Day" dialog on a supposed-to-be-used-with the GUI or a license/citation-nagger which is usually run in a script. If you mean those. At least the former provides some advantage to the user, the latter not, just as an starter.) > I find it less than optimal, but if we can find common ground on that, > it would be a compromise I can live with. Hows about only print a decently worded message asking nicely to cite, without the nagging to stdout if the user passes --help? > > /Ole >
