web page with instructions for getting 'gnome 2' experience back

[Bob Frazier <bobf mrp3 com>]

I created a web page specifically to help people get their 'gnome 2' 
experience back, or at least as much as I could figure out in a couple 
of days with some significant research.  I used Ubuntu 11.10 a few 
months ago, then later installed debian 'wheezy' to confirm my suspicions.

web page:  http://mrp3.com/making-gnome3-usable.html

I thought I'd let others know of its existence.  I happen to agree with 
Linus on this matter, and thought that those of us who PREFER THE GNOME 
2 INTERFACE ought to at LEAST have some say so as the customer SHOULD 
'always be right'.  So let people have their fondleslab interfaces, 
bulbous fonts, too much space between icons on the desktop [if they 
actually figure out how to enable it without reading my web page], and 
so forth, if they really want them.

BUT WHY CANNOT THE REST OF US KEEP WHAT WE HAD IF WE LIKED IT???