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You cannot try and refute an argument based on something that is not in the spec and is "common sense" since "common sense" is not a defined value for a spec th
by rurounijones 12y ago
You cannot try and refute an argument based on something that is not in the spec and is "common sense" since "common sense" is not a defined value for a spec that has global implications.
- indeyets 12y agoSpec shouldn't define what's good and what's not for your children. That's something for parent to decide. Spec defines a "tool" which can be used by parent who thinks it makes sense for them
- rurounijones 12y agoThen you cannot defend things as "It is meant for X year olds, not Y year olds" when someone decries the feature as easily bypassable.