Picking out only a very small thing that you said: > I don't see how declaring it "a problem" helps anything, unless there's a fix to this problem. This seems

Picking out only a very small thing that you said: > I don't see how declaring it "a problem" helps anything, unless there's a fix to this problem. This seems wrong to me. The process of (as a group) clearly identifying things that are problems, and coming to agreement that they are problems, and coming to agree on whether they are important, is of fundamental value, regardless of whether we have solutions at hand. Without this step, folks will either be ignoring problems because they don't know about them, or proposing "solutions" to things that others don't even see as problems, neither of which can lead to any good...