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Why do you have the authority to dismiss many's experience of a feature? Because you can think of a way you would handle it and you've read some things?
by musingsole 6y ago
Why do you have the authority to dismiss many's experience of a feature? Because you can think of a way you would handle it and you've read some things?
- carmen_sandiego 6y agoBecause we're all here talking about how things should be designed, which often inherently requires fulfilling some needs at the expense of others? Not quite sure how you expect those decisions to be made without people gathering to discuss the relative merits of each approach. If you're about to tell me we should just implement every user request that they claim is of 10/10 importance to them personally, then I'm not even sure what to tell you. Have you taken all of a few seconds to consider what happens when two people make conflicting requests? Then we're back to evaluating things and discussing them again. How arrogant of us. I appreciate the implied authority you've given yourself to be the conversation police, though.