Q:  1.17.18  1:55 am You do it all the time. Talking music theory is talking code.
A: hold on a second. i feel like i'm going insane here. it seems like every day people ask me to talk about 'music theory' which i think is a misleading term anyway, but i feel like everyone is constantly asking me to talk about it and i feel like i am constantly reminding people that it is all meaningless unless you are considering the way the music ACTUALLY SOUNDS. i feel like i say this over and over again. the question you are originally referring to was someone who was complaining about 'errors on my site' but actually they were talking about what they perceived to be errors in the code, which actually didn't effect the user experience. so i pointed out that i don't think these should be viewed as errors if they don't actually effect the user experience. i want to be clear that i feel EXACTLY the same way about music, and sometimes i feel like a slalom skier trying to dodge all these 'music theory' questions that try to make music out to be something that lives on the page, and sure it's great to be literate but the whole point of it is the way it sounds. so it really drives me crazy that you are blaming me for talking about music code etc when every single time i feel like i have to remind people to return to the way it SOUNDS. so again, let me re-iterate that my views here about music are congruent with the views i said about code, in the other question. i just had to clarify because you are really making me feel insane here and i need to explain this clearly