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Ending something is never an answer. We need to understand why such program was created in first place. Fine tune the program to get maximum benefit, than aboli
by rammy1234 6y ago
Ending something is never an answer. We need to understand why such program was created in first place. Fine tune the program to get maximum benefit, than abolishing it. We need more optimization not removal. We need a well thought through solution and not half baked ruling intended to create confusion than a solution.