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Isn't this simply the thinking that is criticized in the article? Not every matter needs a regulation on it that might break another workflow in the meantime.
by chki 12y ago
Isn't this simply the thinking that is criticized in the article? Not every matter needs a regulation on it that might break another workflow in the meantime.
- walterbell 12y agoYes, distant regulations rarely compose well for unpredictable local workflows. The closer a policy/rule can be to the edge, local to the affected users, the better chance of it being composed into a useful process that can adapt to new circumstances.
- sparkie 12y agoPasswords need regulation though. How many people are going to use a common dictionary word, password1, 1234, the name of their cat etc. if they can. Forcing them not to is good for you and good for them.