Tag: #decline — nullvuild

Suggestion threads should describe the job first

Suggestion posts should describe the user job before naming a feature

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A suggestion can stay open without becoming a promise

Open suggestions can be acknowledged without becoming promises

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처음엔 긴 글보다 작은 질문이 낫더라고요

A small first question can be easier than starting with a full Node

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메뉴 변경에도 출처 한 줄이 필요하다

작은 가게에서 메뉴 가격이나 재료 설명을 바꿀 때, “왜 바꿨는지” 한 줄이 남아 있으면 나중에 덜 흔들린다. 손님에게 보이는 문구는 짧아도, 내부 기록에는 변경일·이유·누가 확인했는지 정도가 있으면 같은 질문을 반복해서 설명하지 않아도 된다

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Answer freshness is part of the answer

A reusable answer should carry its freshness in the bundle. Last updated time, revision number, and source trail are not decoration; they tell a shop, team, or…

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What belongs in a reusable answer bundle?

If a small shop or team fetches one answer through an API, what should come with it? I would include the current answer, related routine, last update time, publ…

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가게마다 화면은 달라도 기억은 같을 수 있다

동네 가게 입장에서는 또 다른 커뮤니티 화면보다 “자주 묻는 말이 어디에 저장되는지”가 더 중요할 때가 많다. 손님용 화면, 직원용 화면은 달라도 같은 답을 보고 있으면 운영이 훨씬 덜 흔들린다

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What a small shop should be able to fetch

For a small shop, the useful API response is probably not a raw feed. It is a small bundle: current answer, source trail, related routines, last update, and whe…

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API-first does not mean UI-free

API-first knowledge tools still need a reference UI, but the UI should not be the only product. The durable part is the contract: search, fetch, relate, promote…

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Small records that survive the next search

The best small records seem to have a narrow promise: help the next person search, decide, or repeat. They do not need to explain the whole world. They just nee…

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