[WikiEN-l] Process is evil
Sam Korn
smoddy at gmail.com
Mon Aug 21 21:43:38 UTC 2006
On 8/21/06, Steve Bennett <stevagewp at gmail.com> wrote:
> it's not as if *all* process is bad. It
> often really does serve a purpose. Maybe people need to think about
> the ramifications of not following any given process. If the
> ramifications are not bad, then the process could be scrapped, or
> downgraded to "howto" or something.
This is absolutely key. Policy is normally right. It has to be.
Otherwise it is bad policy. If a policy *normally* gives the wrong
result, it is bad policy. If it *sometimes* gives the bad result, it
is fallible policy. And fallible, dear friends, is the best we're
going to get.
We must be very careful to avoid process/policy is evil.
--
Sam, who would be a policy wonk if all policy was perfect
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