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Just because it's unenforceable doesn't mean you shouldn't make a rule. In fact it seems just the opposite, that's exactly the time to make a rule. If it were e
by gleenn 3y ago
Just because it's unenforceable doesn't mean you shouldn't make a rule. In fact it seems just the opposite, that's exactly the time to make a rule. If it were enforceable you wouldn't need a rule, you could just enforce it and have it be true.
- junon 3y agoIt takes one popular tool breaking convention to make the rule obsolete. There's no point.
- burnished 3y agoIts probably better to measure rules by success rate than pass/fail. One popular tool breaking convention sounds like one popular exception, which is probably better than no convention.