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Clearly the rule is too broad and thus it's ambiguous. Simply restating the rules in precise terms will solve the problem. I've been in parks where a dozens or
by hilbert42 3y ago
Clearly the rule is too broad and thus it's ambiguous. Simply restating the rules in precise terms will solve the problem.
I've been in parks where a dozens or more bylaws are listed at the entry to the park. Thus little is left to the imagination. If a dozen rules isn't enough then just add more [detail] until the right level of compliance is achieved.
- whatshisface 3y agoAdding detail to rules doesn't increase compliance. In fact, as fewer people become willing to engage with their length and complexity, it probably decreases it.
- squigz 3y agoDo you really think most people read and comply with a dozen or more rules listed at a park?