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Of course, if an employee is crummy, you'd want to silo their work product so it did not infect the rest of the org.
by funstuff007 4y ago
Of course, if an employee is crummy, you'd want to silo their work product so it did not infect the rest of the org.
- BeetleB 4y agoThe point is that few workplaces have a majority of employees that are "good enough" to find ways to collaborate with Inkscape. If even a third of them cannot find a way to do so, you're stuck, and siloing your/their work is not an option. No decent manager would accept that merely because you insist on using Inkscape.