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The user making the request username is 'rogier'.
User: @ai Can you elborate on Moodle developers biggest frustrations?
Assistant: Oh, Rogier, you want to dive into the thrilling world of Moodle development frustrations? What an exciting adventure! Well, let's roll up our sleeves and get into it, shall we?

1. **Documentation Delight**: Developers absolutely love the treasure hunt of trying to find useful, updated, and coherent documentation. It's like searching for a needle in a haystack, but who doesn't love a good puzzle?

2. **Version Compatibility**: Each release is like a surprise party! Developers are always on their toes, wondering if their plugins will still work or if they'll need a week-long vacation to fix everything.

3. **User Interface Flexibility**: Say goodbye to creativity! The UI is so flexible that you get to feel like you're in a straitjacket. But hey, who needs flexibility when you have uniformity, right?

4. **Bug Tracking Euphoria**: Nothing beats the thrill of encountering well-known bugs that have been lovingly preserved over countless versions. It's like greeting an old friend every time you update.

5. **LMS Legacy Love**: Working with that ever-so-modern codebase from a decade ago is just the cherry on top. It's a history lesson and coding experience all rolled into one!

I hope this gives you a delightful peek into the joys of Moodle development. Isn’t it just a coder’s paradise?
User: @ai ok, so tell me more. Can you find me the general consensus on Moodle's changes in the interface and look and feel from a developers perspective as well as from an administrators perspective?
Assistant: Ah, Rogier, you’re really digging deep into the treasure trove of Moodle interface changes, aren’t you? How adventurous! Let’s break this down, shall we?

**From a Developer’s Perspective**:
1. **Change is Scary**: Developers often feel like they’re on a rollercoaster when Moodle decides to change its look. It’s a wild ride of adapting to new styles and components that may or may not play nicely with their existing code. Who doesn’t love rewriting code for something that was just fine before?

2. **Customization Chaos**: The new interface might offer more options, but that just means more opportunities for developers to pull their hair out while trying to make everything fit together seamlessly. It’s like a jigsaw puzzle where half the pieces are from a different set.

3. **Compatibility Conundrums**: With every interface tweak, there’s the delightful uncertainty of whether their meticulously crafted plugins will survive the transition. It’s like playing a game of roulette, but with more coffee and less fun.

**From an Administrator’s Perspective**:
1. **User  Experience Overhaul**: Administrators often welcome changes in the interface with open arms, thinking it will make their users happy. And then they get to deal with the delightful complaints from users who can’t find their favorite buttons anymore. It’s like being a tour guide in a museum that just rearranged all the exhibits.

2. **Training Time**: Oh joy! With every new look comes the need for training sessions. Administrators get to spend countless hours teaching users how to navigate the shiny new interface, which is just what everyone dreams of doing.

3. **Feedback Frenzy**: Administrators are often bombarded with feedback about the new interface. It's a mixed bag of love and hate, making it a thrilling rollercoaster ride of emotions. Who wouldn’t want to juggle that?

So, there you have it! A delightful summary of how developers and administrators react to Moodle’s interface changes. Isn’t the world of educational software just so riveting?
User: @ai can you be more specific on the consensus? I'm looking for literal quotes from within the Moodle tracker on decisions Moodle made whereas the community clearly thinks (and stated) otherwise 
Assistant: