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https://seths.blog/2023/04/replacing-bad-systems-with-bad-systems/
Design thinking is simple to describe in two questions:
Who’s it for?
What’s it for?
In the case of a system replacing a previous system, these questions often get replaced with:
What’s the easiest way to polish what we compromised on last time?
Seth's BlogReplacing bad systems with bad systemsA metaphor involving parking meters. Over the years, parking meters in town have evolved into a cumbersome, awkward system. Coins are heavy and you need to have them handy, meters need to be reinfo…
“Part of the magic of #WordPress and its success is that the open nature and #decentralized user experience they offer allows the individuals and organizations using it to embrace their first purposes instead of backward engineering from a centralized monopoly and a bagful of money.
And a key benefit of distributed systems is that they improve over time. When you see something that can be made better, make it better.”