>> “I needed people to communicate clearly and with volume why I should change some opinions.” This is not how real world works. People rarely intentionally co

>> “I needed people to communicate clearly and with volume why I should change some opinions.” This is not how real world works. People rarely intentionally communicate unclearly — or fail to add the “volume” they feel is necessary. Only aspects that are in your control are: how you allow people to communicate with you - and what you do with what they share. - Problem with how is that the more constraints you add, less likely they are to communicate; you’re basically increasing cost for them to reduce the cost for you. - Easiest way to increase the efficiency of what you do with the information is to have another set of eyes helping process the information; in doing so, you’re delegating control and adding overhead — but gaining a predictable interface to filter less predictable information. Communicating information takes energy, and there’s only so much efficiency that’s reasonable to expect, especially when dealing with random people via systems you do not fully control.