cameri on Nostr: I assume this is due to the law of triviality aka bikeshedding. Some can’t focus on ...
I assume this is due to the law of triviality aka bikeshedding.
Some can’t focus on the important or meaningful aspects so they default to commenting on what’s trivial to “add value”… but just add more work overall by drawing attention what frankly doesn’t move the needle.
There’s people that think they need to add a comment to each line without considering the impact that this has.
One solution is to allow max number of comments per page for every user, or to add a cost to each comment. That way comments are expensive and focus is placed on things that matter.
Some can’t focus on the important or meaningful aspects so they default to commenting on what’s trivial to “add value”… but just add more work overall by drawing attention what frankly doesn’t move the needle.
There’s people that think they need to add a comment to each line without considering the impact that this has.
One solution is to allow max number of comments per page for every user, or to add a cost to each comment. That way comments are expensive and focus is placed on things that matter.