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:::: Thank you, I have done so. [[User:Baltar, Gaius|Baltar, Gaius]] ([[User talk:Baltar, Gaius|talk]]) 03:35, 6 January 2011 (UTC)
'''Strong Support''' These arguments are ridiculous; if you run IE, you should not ''expect '''anything''''' to work IMO. But jokes aside, this is a great visualization of sorting algorithms that can help the reader understand the differences. In many cases, and especially so with our CS articles, the articles are too technical (for the average reader), involving runtime complexity, which data structures the algorithms are best implemented in, etc. As a Computer Scientist, I understand these are invaluable to the article. However, they are not "newbie friendly" at all. This provides a great top-level introductory view of sorting algorithms. Also, W/R/T to the larger demos taking longer to pre-process, I think that is a fine and normal limitation. To be honest, I'm surprised that such a trivial "inconvenience" perhaps really outweighs the benefit of deeper understanding of algorithms. Sheesh. [[User:jheiv|<
: Update: I ran this on IE and didn't experience any noticeable slowness. I have a pretty decent setup though, so that may explain the difference. My guess is that the warning is just there as a courtesy for users who have slowers computers and run IE. Certainly this is not a bad thing... [[User:jheiv|<
'''Glrx''' I would like to come to a consensus with you before adding the link back in. I would ask that you list any remaining objections to inclusion. This has been dragged on long enough. [[User:Baltar, Gaius|Baltar, Gaius]] ([[User talk:Baltar, Gaius|talk]]) 18:43, 7 January 2011 (UTC)
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