I feel like, if we write here to communicate, accessibility is pretty important, maybe more important than the other two (or at least, not clearly less important than them). Why do you think otherwise?
Sometimes it’s more important to convey something with high fidelity to few people than it’d be to convey an oversimplified version to many.
That’s the reason why we bother having a forum at all—despite the average American reading at an eighth grade level—rather than standing on street corners shouting at the passers-by.
I feel like, if we write here to communicate, accessibility is pretty important, maybe more important than the other two (or at least, not clearly less important than them). Why do you think otherwise?
Sometimes it’s more important to convey something with high fidelity to few people than it’d be to convey an oversimplified version to many.
That’s the reason why we bother having a forum at all—despite the average American reading at an eighth grade level—rather than standing on street corners shouting at the passers-by.