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>a lot of what we consider to be unstructured interfaces are actually structured But only IF you know the structure otherwise it's effectively unstructured. Th
by marcinzm 7y ago
>a lot of what we consider to be unstructured interfaces are actually structured
But only IF you know the structure otherwise it's effectively unstructured. The issue with structured interfaces is that the barrier to entry is high and the discoverability of how to do things is low. That works if you are able to force people to use it but fails when you depend on people organically wanting to join.
- thrower123 7y agoAlso, they are very fragile in a move-fast-break-things world. If you are going to be structured, and have people depend on your structure, then you have to commit to it and support that structure. Sometimes for far, far longer than you ever expected.