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> I fail to see how this fixes the problem. 1) Does this make things better? 2) Does this actively prevent future improvements? If the answers are yes and no
by saraid216 14y ago
> I fail to see how this fixes the problem.
1) Does this make things better?
2) Does this actively prevent future improvements?
If the answers are yes and no, it's a good thing and should go in.
- socalnate1 14y agoExactly, waiting for a "perfect" solution is a good way to ensure that nothing ever improves. (This is true about nearly everything btw).