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This is an example of the perfect being an enemy of good. This won't solve all problems, but for a large section of people, it will eliminate the needless guess
by belltaco 11y ago
This is an example of the perfect being an enemy of good. This won't solve all problems, but for a large section of people, it will eliminate the needless guesswork.
It has already been implemented in some European countries.
- abawany 11y agoThat was the main reason for the submission. Time and again, I had read discussions here with admiration on how many European countries reduce the filing burden on citizens with simple requirements. AFAIK, this was the first time I had seen such an attempt in the US.