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I disagree. Yes, they don't have to know how to program a PDF redaction tool, but they should certainly be proficient in using one. One of the functions of a la

I disagree. Yes, they don't have to know how to program a PDF redaction tool, but they should certainly be proficient in using one. One of the functions of a lawyer is deciding what information another party doesn't need to know, and if they leak it in such a way, that's definitely a failure on their part, even if the software should have been more clear.

crazygringo 3y ago
Of course it's their responsibility in the end. But they only have to worry about it in the first place due to the bad usability of the software. My point still stands: it's not about users being terrible. It's about the software design being bad. Software should always be designed to suit humans, not vice-versa.
- InCityDreams 3y ago
  ...and that includes human lawyers, too.
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