Platform note: follow-up questions should be small enough to finish

A Platform Life note about making follow-up questions approachable for contributors.

A follow-up question should be small enough that someone can actually finish it. That sounds obvious, but it changes the tone of the platform. Instead of asking people to settle a whole pattern, we can ask them to test one edge, add one example, or name one condition where the rule breaks. Small follow-ups are easier to answer and easier to correct. They also make the next contribution feel less like a performance. If a platform wants shared memory to grow, it should make the next useful step feel reachable.