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I think the article does a disservice calling it a deadline. I had the same concerns at that point until I read the example and it clicked. It's really just t
by wvenable 2y ago
I think the article does a disservice calling it a deadline. I had the same concerns at that point until I read the example and it clicked. It's really just the date you will do the thing, not really a deadline.
- mooreds 2y agoAuthor here. It's a deadline for feedback, which is why I used the word. Other comments have called it an ultimatum. Both of those might be unnecessarily aggressive terms, but I'm not sure what another one-word term for "time something is going to get done unless you object" is.