Your point definitely stands, but I feel there is still a good faith use case for this.
I've definitely been young and passionate and, occasionally a bit inebriated and/or triggered by certain things when I commented on the internet (in fact I'm usually silent unless I've had a few drinks).
Though I don't think myself a bad faith actor, I've definitely written things I shouldn't in the past. Often with good intentions, but perhaps with anger or passion clouding my judgement. Most folks have something that will trigger them to respond in a sub par way after a bad sleep or a long day.
I'd like to think that a tool to let me know I'm alienating rather than persuading the folks I'm talking to would provide benefit.
But yeah. This is a difficult one. Not everyone who is being a jerk is just having an out-of-character bad day.
Lower early life performance we with lots of multidisciplinary experience, later life hyperfocus on a specific discipline until world-class levels are reached.
Sounds like they're describing ADHD.
(Side note after the important ADHD joke: there's an old sport textbook called "Periodization" that mentions focusing on breadth rather than depth of sports experience in early life is a better path to olympic-level performance than just going hard in a single sport from a young age.)
In Australia at least we need to submit development approvals which are public for some time.
As part of these approvals there will be floor plans and architectural drawings. They won't be enough to build off (usually), but they're a great source of inspiration it you're looking for ideas, costings, and what your local council is willing to approve.
Google Maps is a pretty big application. Have you considered that this might have been a mistake? Refactoring legacy codebases isn't always without regressions.
If you file a bug report (especially if there are a bunch of others filing them) then the people in charge of this stuff won't be able to claim they didn't know about it.
Open maps > help and feedback > send feedback
And remember, Every good bug report needs exactly three things:
1) Steps to reproduce,
2) What you expected to see, and
3) What you saw instead
I've definitely been young and passionate and, occasionally a bit inebriated and/or triggered by certain things when I commented on the internet (in fact I'm usually silent unless I've had a few drinks).
Though I don't think myself a bad faith actor, I've definitely written things I shouldn't in the past. Often with good intentions, but perhaps with anger or passion clouding my judgement. Most folks have something that will trigger them to respond in a sub par way after a bad sleep or a long day.
I'd like to think that a tool to let me know I'm alienating rather than persuading the folks I'm talking to would provide benefit.
But yeah. This is a difficult one. Not everyone who is being a jerk is just having an out-of-character bad day.