Really enjoyed reading the post and the comments. And it’s good to see a general consensus on this point. I had a short stint at a legaltech startup and began p

Really enjoyed reading the post and the comments. And it’s good to see a general consensus on this point. I had a short stint at a legaltech startup and began putting together a framework for resolving drafting edits/conflicts. In the legal context, it was more critical that the user actively signed off on a change to avoid random errors, so my thought was to implement a UI/UX solution to review each change similar to Microsoft Word’s spelling and grammar check. There were some other options I proposed, like showing multiple ways that the change could be implemented. The team decided to focus on solving easier problems and the startup folded not too long after that. But it was a really fun exercise. Glad to see folks are still thinking deeply about it.