What is the point of this article? "We want more complexity!" said no one ever. People want ease of use, that attribute alone makes any software complex. I o

What is the point of this article? "We want more complexity!" said no one ever. People want ease of use, that attribute alone makes any software complex. I once attended a presentation about downtime management. Take-away: planned downtime is better than unplanned downtime. There should be an adjective to describe these obvious trifles that somehow get spun into articles and zen-like slides bullets. GOOPed, maybe; "I love the clean and refreshed feeling I get after a bath." Because the rest of us don't love feeling clean and refreshed, and need to be told.