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Who are "some"? Blocking fire exits is totally illegal. You should probably report them. Government being complete shit at software, and people don't trust the

• makeitdouble 5y ago
  By "public" buildings I meant "open to the public". Worst offenders of this are supermarkets and big retailers IMO.
  • hef19898 5y ago
    Well, there is a different between blocking / limiting certain doors for regular use as entries / exits and physically blocking fire exits. Doing the first is absolutely fine, the later doesn't help with flow control anyway.
• donkeyd 5y ago
  > Correlation? Yes, but not always in the way you expect. Because people tend to distrust government with money, they often tend to try and spend the least amount of money for software. Everyone who works in software knows that that often means that you get a shitty product. On the other end of the spectrum is government being afraid to deliver a product that isn't 100% perfect. So they end up paying loads of money and delaying releases because of scope creep. I've done a lot of consulting in government and these are two things I've seen there a lot.