Problem-Solution Debates
Commenters argue over whether discussed problems have viable solutions, frequently demanding proposals from those who complain or asserting that no perfect fixes exist.
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Mehh, I'd rather have an article that details solutions, not just scream that there's a problem.
What's wrong with that? It's not like anyone has any more feasible solutions to these problems.
They are a solution looking for a problem and we all know that doesn't work.
What would you suggest as a solution? This isn't to suggest it isn't a problem, just that not all problems have viable solutions.
It's disappointing that so many comments in this discussion are trying to explain away the problem rather than to come up with a solution for it.
I wish people wouldn't parrot the "it's not a solved problem" line. There are an abundance of solutions: take your pick.
"No perfect solution has been proposed." might be more accurate.
People are debating different solutions, with different problems being advanced that need solving. You make it sound like you have a solution and that it is straight forward.So, what is it? OR perhaps you are actually saying that things are (largely) working well, so there's no major course adjustment necessary.
I think we're suggesting that his solution isn't really a solution.
You have lots of complaints, but you present no solutions. Not even a hint of one.