this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2023
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I disagree. If you touch type you often only know where keys are through muscle memory, and existing muscle memory is not particularly useful when changing the entry method (I have to mime typing to remember where keys are on a keyboard). Alphabetic works well because you don't need to know any particular layout to know where keys are going to be, and I think makes a good standard for remote-controlled interfaces