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No, that is a reason to keep trying and iteratively improving. Just because a problem is hard, doesn't mean we should all give up on it.
by inopinatus 10y ago
No, that is a reason to keep trying and iteratively improving. Just because a problem is hard, doesn't mean we should all give up on it.
- problems 10y agoThat's all well and good for most things, but something that commonly involves shunning people from your communities I don't think so. You need a higher standard - one which we don't have. Even HR people can be fired and are somewhat liable for their decisions. When it comes to oversight, there's just too little here.