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Who are you referring to? Is it even someone in this thread?
by cess11 3y ago
Who are you referring to? Is it even someone in this thread?
- wewtyflakes 3y agoI was quoting you, using the > sign to refer to what you said directly. I thought the quote was useful to highlight that it can be easy to have a mental disconnect, or even an antagonism, between developers and their stakeholders.
- cess11 3y agoWho exactly are the "customers" and "stakeholders" here?
- wewtyflakes 3y agoThe people who use the software of the people who write the software. If the word "customers" is triggering, the argument holds just as well as for "users".
- cess11 3y agoWhy are you dodging the question? Who are you talking about, and why? It's not the commenters above that complained about the error message, they aren't users and highly unlikely to ever become users. Instead you've brought in some unspecified other for unspecified reasons.
- wewtyflakes 3y agoI answered all of your questions directly.
- cess11 3y agoNo, you did not.