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> If it's use is not clearly marked, it will be used incorrectly. In my experience clear markings aren't enough to stop it being used incorrectly.
by kingbirdy 7y ago
> If it's use is not clearly marked, it will be used incorrectly.
In my experience clear markings aren't enough to stop it being used incorrectly.
- huffmsa 7y agoAh yes. Should be revised to "unless it is clearly marked, it will rarely be used as intended. Even when clearly marked, users will misuse in ways you couldn't imagine"
- eswat 7y agoTrue. Clear markings are like a deterrent control in security. They can mitigate damage but something that prevents wrongful use needs to be used in the end.