> Is there actually any actionable information here other than: "Don't make unpopular decisions?" Make sure you actually do a cost-benefit analysis, even if it

> Is there actually any actionable information here other than: "Don't make unpopular decisions?" Make sure you actually do a cost-benefit analysis, even if it's just quickly in your head. Decisions like this are the result of seeing a metric and thinking about optimizing just that one metric. It's not easy to sum up costs and benefits of connected policies. And it can be very hard to a priori determine what the costs and benefits are. But when people come to you and complain about a new policy you should probably listen.