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The usual way to dispute a decision is to start by refuting the justification. I think that's a reasonable ask.
by nunuvit 3y ago
The usual way to dispute a decision is to start by refuting the justification. I think that's a reasonable ask.
- soulbadguy 3y agoIt was never my intention to dispute the council decision (choice really). One can disagree with a decision without needing to dispute it. Concerning the justifications, here again i am a bit confused, because all references you are giving, point to the amount of effort as being one (if not the biggest) concerns... which the what i am saying. But to take a step back, my main point was about the OP who described the situation as some cancer-cure level of complexity, comparing it to moving 300 million people from the imperial system to the metric system... : And i am saying that the situation here is not that complicated all the technical problem s can be address "at the same time" , but at the price a very large dev. effort and increase in complexity of the code base. The council doesn't think that gil-less is worth that amount of trouble.
- nunuvit 3y agoCompletely agree with you about it not being technically complex. I responded to your other comment, so let's move it over there.