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> graceful fallbacks for old/technically illiterate/etc. people That attitude toward offline people should not be so dismissive. Being able to continue operat
by whoopdedo 5y ago
> graceful fallbacks for old/technically illiterate/etc. people
That attitude toward offline people should not be so dismissive. Being able to continue operations without relying on the computer systems is a "when" not an "if". Maintaining those fallbacks is good practice to prepare for that situation.
- kasperni 5y agoIn Denmark ~95% of the population receives all communication from the government on both national and local level electronically. The rest are exempt and receives them using plain old mail.
- sofixa 5y agoWhy is it a "when" ? Most people are capable of using a computer or a mobile device to access government services, and for them it's much faster and easier ( and of course it also is for the government bureaucracy). The fallbacks should be the exception that works when needed, but digital services should be prioritized.