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If you are starting from scratch, sure. Real life is more complicated, and even if the organisation willpower and politics are aligned in a way to _want_ to fi

If you are starting from scratch, sure. Real life is more complicated, and even if the organisation willpower and politics are aligned in a way to _want_ to fix it, this takes a long time. Chastising someone on HN because they own a system that probably wasn’t designed and might not have the power to fix seems at best, a little unfair.

jhugo 5y ago
I agree, there are many reasons why bad systems architecture might remain in place due to inertia, lack of resources, organisational politics, etc. I didn't chastise anyone.
- misnome 5y ago
  Sorry, that wasn’t addressed to you specifically, just aiming upwards in the thread.