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I am not sure why you read this as "who's fault is this"? I read this as "let's make this transparent". From my perspective, who to blame and what to do is a
by baxtr 4y ago
I am not sure why you read this as "who's fault is this"?
I read this as "let's make this transparent".
From my perspective, who to blame and what to do is a second order question.
- ifqwz 4y agoWhat's the point in making something transparent, if it isn't so it can be fixed?
- NineStarPoint 4y agoMaking something transparent can help identify if something should be fixed at all. Sometimes the transparency shows that the issue is arising from something that is worth the issues it is generating. So you make it transparent, and then you can look and determine what is or isn’t worth doing.