Yes, for the same reason that researchers should publish null results: all of the data is useful. Getting confirmation that a particular formulation of a strat

Yes, for the same reason that researchers should publish null results: all of the data is useful. Getting confirmation that a particular formulation of a strategy works or does not work is valuable in and of itself, regardless of the exact outcome. The only reason why it wouldn't be valuable would be if there were a plethora of similar reports of successfully scaling this solution, which I do not, so their experience is very welcome. To turn it around, why would you ever want someone to not share their experience with the world if they took time to write it down? It's not like you must read it; it doesn't cost you anything to exist. But if someone's experience adds to the library of human knowledge, even a little bit, why would one try to reject that?