>It's always taken on from the position of "well, it didn't make my specific use case easy", but never with an appreciation with some of the complexity that Jir

>It's always taken on from the position of "well, it didn't make my specific use case easy", but never with an appreciation with some of the complexity that Jira needs to solve for other users Your insight is the same reason why people hate boarding selection for planes, or McDonalds breakfast ending at 10:30am or fill in the blank.