One way to think about the declarative vs. imperative debate that arises here (and in nearly every other web API) is a tension between "who do you trust?" (at a baseline level) and "who do you appeal to when that goes wrong?" Base-case trust usually predicts systemic outcomes.https://twitter.com/slightlylate/status/1134337290979794945 …
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Replying to @slightlylate
I'm not saying people shouldn't trust Google but there's definitely been a change in public opinion here. Google can't assume consumer trust anymore. How are the Chrome team going to win trust back?
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Replying to @alexstapleton
I'm not asking anyone to trust us; I'm suggesting that if you have concrete API feedback, leading with innuendo, aspersion, but no data is a fast way to gain a smaller audience. The team is listening and iterating; watch what they do, not what others say they intend.
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