So, I've avoided a number of discussions here and on GMF because
they seem to boil down to folks arguing about personal preferences
of one sort or another.
I work as senior software engineer for a product that has complex
server and client components, with an extraordinarily wide range of
use cases. We get the chocolate versus vanilla discussions and
customer requests all the time. When it comes to preferences and
style, there is no one right answer that works for everyone. Welcome
to the grand diversity of the human experience.
At work, if we permit a subjective feature in the first place, we
enable a switch to turn it on and off or a slider if it isn't a
binary. Those that want can have and those that don't aren't
required to have it.
This approach completely walks around the whole problem of whether
chocolate is "better" or "right" compared to vanilla and pleases the
most number of people by stopping ourselves from saying OR when we
could be saying BOTH.
Best,
Glenn
Who prefers French vanilla, but is okay with ice cream stores also
carrying chocolate flavors.
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