> they object to it based on its value proposition to the user, and on principle. Not sure everybody is on the same page what the value proposition to the user

> they object to it based on its value proposition to the user, and on principle. Not sure everybody is on the same page what the value proposition to the user is. That's intimately tied on the "how the system works" which is not merely an implementation detail. I'd like to talk about that. Most of the threads about this topic I found are full of flames without much content. Hopefully I found somebody who can help me clarify what is it that bothers so much.