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Unless they only have one engineer, adding a new feature is not at the expense of fixing one bug.
by mceachen 6y ago
Unless they only have one engineer, adding a new feature is not at the expense of fixing one bug.
- ethanwillis 6y agoYet somehow they haven't allocated 1/N engineers to fix a 3 year old accessibility bug.
- chii 6y agoWhether they are non-profit or not, they still run like a business, and the business decision to allocate resources are likely to use the same metrics as any other businesses - maximize profit protential (however you define it). It may just be that fixing accessibility bugs just doesn't produce much "profit".