> asynchronous communication involves less frequent, but richer communication Problem is that most people aren't good at written communication. They're passabl

> asynchronous communication involves less frequent, but richer communication Problem is that most people aren't good at written communication. They're passable, but not good. This means the communication isn't actually "richer" it's just longer. The rise of remote has led to so many wasted hours (for the author and readers) due to RFCs and proposals that just never had the chance of going anywhere, because the people that could help don't have time to figure out what the author is actually asking for or trying to get done. Then people whine about how no one is listening to their great ideas.