Don't let a lack of feedback stall a tag
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I don't mind putting in a tag that maybe nobody thinks they need. Because eventually, it may be three months, six months, a year from now. Somebody says, Oh, well, okay, this tag exists, I can use this
Episode 37: dan, what's up, Doc? Oh, yeah, man, we got the boardroom packed today. Once (approx., from transcript intro) 00:58:26 (play audio from this timestamp, opens in a new tab)
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The alternate-enclosure tag had drawn input from almost no one but Dave and Alex. Dave is fine finalizing a tag nobody thinks they need yet. Months or a year later someone will find it exists and use it. If the people who care think it's good, silence shouldn't hold it back.
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Episode 34: it's all hands on deck. Like swaby. Get up there in the rigging. everybody. (approx., from transcript intro) 02:20:53 (play audio from this timestamp, opens in a new tab)
the pace of adoption, can can lag, you know, for from a few months, it doesn't matter. It's really what matters more than adoption, is that those things are available that they exist,
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Episode 37: dan, what's up, Doc? Oh, yeah, man, we got the boardroom packed today. Once (approx., from transcript intro) 00:58:46 (play audio from this timestamp, opens in a new tab)
if I don't want lack of feedback, keep something from moving forward.
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