@Clearpreso Ah. Then if it wasn’t for the article, the people who can truthfully answer your question would likely belong to one of the 4 categories: 1. Those who sell it professionally, 2. Those who use it. 3. Those with a police dog, 4. Very curious (like children). I’m not in any of these
@AlienTechGroup@agroebbe That’s true. Still, I believe it should be possible to define boundaries of the system such that this is no longer a constraint. Can’t prove, though.
@johncutlefish Basically, you want to count on them generating ideas under Dunning-Kruger effect. Otherwise (in case of something familiar), they would be more biased towards status quo and what you’ll be getting is complaints.
@tottinge Push instead of pull? You don’t need to stop something that is not pushed on you.
And also notice how these policies change when perceived cost of not releasing becomes higher than perceived cost of releasing with errors.
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