Ok. I've unburied myself from conference preparations enough to begin
to seriously deal with this silliness. I'm working on my you-guys-are-
thinking-all-wrong rebuttal, but there's one clarification I need.
Robert wrote:
4. UCD = users are unreliable, unstable, and often unpredictable;
ACD =
activities are relatively stable, by comparison
I have a simple question: What the hell does this mean?
I don't know what you mean by stability. Can you give me an example of
unreliable/unstable/unpredictable users and a counter example of a
stable activity? An explanation as to why each one is stable/unstable
would help too.
I think, once I have that, I can put this to bed for once and for all.
:)
Jared
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