# Addressing some concerns about development prioritization and which features get implemented when **URL:** \ **Category:** Talk\ **Created:** [November 13, 2021, 8:06pm UTC](https://community.anytype.io/t/addressing-some-concerns-about-development-prioritization-and-which-features-get-implemented-when/2883 "2021-11-13T20:06:25Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 1\ **Showing post:** 6
**Author:** ![BlablaTalker](https://community.anytype.io/user_avatar/community.anytype.io/blablatalker/32/10313_2.png) [@BlablaTalker](https://community.anytype.io/u/BlablaTalker)\ **Post date:** [November 17, 2021, 9:32pm UTC](https://community.anytype.io/t/addressing-some-concerns-about-development-prioritization-and-which-features-get-implemented-when/2883/6 "2021-11-17T21:32:01Z")
> [@Oshyan](#): > > I am trying to help you (and ideally others) understand why some decisions are made And you did it brilliantly. I understand very well the reasons of not pursuing this discussion further upstream, whose subjects have notably come to a very explicit conclusion, thanks to you. ㅤ ㅤ > [@Oshyan](#): > > Perhaps you see that not everyone likes to take this speculative approach by the fairly low participation in both topics. 😄 I will definitely dive into your proposals, but concerning this one : > [@Databases, spreadsheets, and tables - a meta discussion](https://community.anytype.io/t/databases-spreadsheets-and-tables-a-meta-discussion/2385): > > A really [interesting discussion started up in Telegram](https://t.me/c/1400996727/6929), and it felt far too in-depth and important to let it disappear over time there. So I’m continuing it here, and will be quoting and responding to the key messages of that discussion here. I hope everyone will continue discussing all of this here as I think it’s quite interesting and important. This is an interesting perspective, but I don’t agree. I think simple tables are absolutely necessary/useful, at the very least for simple aesthetic… I’m afraid its “TLDR” aspect was detrimental to it 😔 This too may look as a time sink for some. I guess it also helps to see the level of involvement and curiosity people have 😅 ㅤ ㅤ > [@Oshyan](#): > > I’m just saying that your conviction about it is not, in itself, convincing. 😁 Touché! But in my defense your initial statement in relation to the “Vote limits” was > [@Oshyan](#): > > though I certainly understand the theory behind them. So I haven’t really tried to convince you. 😄 ㅤㅤㅤ ㅤ > [@Oshyan](#): > > my idea, which was that a “like” would count for 1 “point” in internal feedback weights, and a “vote” could count for more, perhaps 3 or 5 “points”. If you’d like to put in your support for the idea, I welcome it. This is indeed a very good compromise. I would love to support your proposal, but you haven’t indicated this topic of yours. Which one is it? ㅤ ㅤ > [@Oshyan](#): > > This is… an interesting straw man. 🤨 I have corrected what I said about the portraiture of Coca-Cola because I had mistakenly said the opposite of what I meant 🙃 Of course I meant to say _“Their success does not exempt them from making **good** ecological, ethical and moral choices.”_ I am not a native English speaker and I must admit that the use of the word “straw” in this context puzzles me. The Urban dictionary doesn’t help me either. I guess that implies that the argument is either peremptory or too inappropriate, so to be sure could you please briefly explain to me the subtext? ㅤ ㅤ > [@Oshyan](#): > > We are arguing about how best to handle votes. To what degree will it affect the outcome? If it is small, a difference of 10-20% of “accuracy”, then it is frankly not worth debating endlessly. The Pareto’s Principle proves you right. But usually I would have gone much further in my thinking. Until now I have tried to not waste too much of your time 😂 I think we can both agree that there are some issues that will remain in disagreement, and that’s Ok. As you implied, the whole point is to give more perspective. --- _[View the full topic](https://community.anytype.io/t/addressing-some-concerns-about-development-prioritization-and-which-features-get-implemented-when/2883)._