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I'm not sure about other regions, but in my region, non-tech users are too lazy to "program" their customized job. The reason is many, but it's just the fact to
by revskill 8y ago
I'm not sure about other regions, but in my region, non-tech users are too lazy to "program" their customized job. The reason is many, but it's just the fact to let you know. "Programming" in any kind is a hard work, and not all end-users like to do it. They're lazy to do brain work.
- shkkmo 8y ago> I'm not sure about other regions, but in my region, non-tech users are too lazy to "program" their customized job. You know this how? Not a single non-tech user would even try? I would suspect that the quality and accessibility of the implementation has a huge impact on this, far more than the region or domain.