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The supposed "problem" you have observed is in actuality a *protocol*.
You can't "solve" a protocol, you can only replace it with a better one. #dmutc
You can't "solve" a protocol, you can only replace it with a better one. #dmutc
"But Mark, why would you say you I can't solve a protocol?"
Because it has been put in place to solve an underlying problem. A problem that you haven't even noticed or identified, due to over focusing on the protocol itself. A parallel to #ChestertonsFence comes to mind.
Because it has been put in place to solve an underlying problem. A problem that you haven't even noticed or identified, due to over focusing on the protocol itself. A parallel to #ChestertonsFence comes to mind.
"But Mark, the protocol has certain serious issue to it?"
Is the issue with protocol worse than the original problem that is being solved by the protocol? Is your proposed new protocol better than the current protocol?
Is the issue with protocol worse than the original problem that is being solved by the protocol? Is your proposed new protocol better than the current protocol?
