UI module owner

[Gervase Markham]

David Miller wrote:
> When I'm the on-call sysadmin at Mozilla, and someone files a bug in the
> Server Ops component with a critical or blocker severity, our monitoring
> system will notice the bug and page me with the bug number and summary.
>  If I'm not in front of a computer at the time, it'd be *really* useful
> to be able to check and find out what the bug is about (sometimes people
> write pretty useless summaries) to see if it really needed to be
> critical or not before I drop whatever I'm involved in and travel
> somewhere to find a computer.

OK. But one way we could meet this need is by doing "format=micro",
which invoked a new, minimalist template.

If we want the same markup to be usable on both standard PCs and Dave's
Blackberry, we need to come up with a compelling reason why it has to be
that way rather than having two different pages (aside from "Because it
proves the Jedi power of CSS!").

The BBC website has "lo" and "hi" versions of all the content, for example.

Gerv