Does "intuitive" mean anything other than "hopefully useful"? As marketing speak, much is claimed to be "intuitive" which turns out not to be used, not to trigger interest. Maybe it means usable.
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Alan - February 25, 2005 3:22 PM
A fine example of the vacuity that is the word "intuitive". Here it seems to mean "I am guessing but...". Sadly Doctorow a missed dandy opportunity to grace us all with the fabulous combo "intuitively usable".