> And the fact that usually the term is just dropped in the conversation. And no actually realistic solution or alternative is even provided.
Description of an issue doesn't necessarily require resolving the issue. It's ok to raise the issue without already having a proposed answer for it. I don't know where it is written that you can't raise an issue unless you also propose a fix for it.
To be fair, I'm rather glad people don't generally do that... too many armchair XXXXs already that claim to have an answer for everything
Description of an issue doesn't necessarily require resolving the issue. It's ok to raise the issue without already having a proposed answer for it. I don't know where it is written that you can't raise an issue unless you also propose a fix for it.
To be fair, I'm rather glad people don't generally do that... too many armchair XXXXs already that claim to have an answer for everything