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You asked "why wouldn't they care?" I'd argue you don't care below some level of abstraction. I'm pointing out that we all have a limited capacity to care at

by yareal 3y ago

You asked "why wouldn't they care?" I'd argue you don't care below some level of abstraction. I'm pointing out that we all have a limited capacity to care at different levels of depth. And people might not want to care because they have other things they want to care about. You don't care about the whole stack you use. Others don't either, you sound like you are chastising others for not caring.

lucideer 3y ago
> people might not want to care [...] you sound like you are chastising others for not caring. You sound like you're reading things from my comments that suit your own rebuttal rather than what I've actually said. From my first comment: > The user of course shouldn't be required to care from my second comment; > People can choose to take simple defaults without delving into the hows & whys I'm literally just arguing for choice, transparency & availability. I'm not proposing placing any further burdens on users regardless of what they want to care about.