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We don't do this kind of thing for very good reasons. The more rigid/precise but also guided the input, the less errors and misunderstandings can happen. The t
by dgb23 7y ago
We don't do this kind of thing for very good reasons.
The more rigid/precise but also guided the input, the less errors and misunderstandings can happen. The trade-off is very small and comes down to a very minor annoyance and in some cases there are only upsides because a more guided experience can be more convenient.