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I noticed the same. We don't have a precise underlying model without real unique identities for everyone. That's the rub - people want multiple identities, an
by mathattack 14y ago
I noticed the same. We don't have a precise underlying model without real unique identities for everyone. That's the rub - people want multiple identities, and don't always want to share their real one. Add to that multiple software systems, and it's messy.
The tradeoff is a more reliable "less messy" world, but much less innovation.
This doesn't mean that software requires less QA or design, just that it's a trade-off of two different modes of operating.