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--- mithats_maxims [2021/11/08 20:23] – [For clients] mithat
+++ mithats_maxims [2021/11/18 21:23] (current) – [Design] mithat
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 ===== The maxims =====
 ==== Design ====
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   * Complexity scales exponentially with the number of added features.
   * Optimize the right thing(s).
 ==== UX ====
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   * What, not how.
-==== Without category ====
-  * For every opinion, there is an equal and opposite opinion.
-  * An opinion in motion will remain unchanged even when acted on by an external force.
-  * The acceleration of an opinion depends on the outrageousness of the opinion times the number of times the opinion is seen.
 ===== Observed trends =====
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 ==== Design ====
-  * Make corner cases no more difficult than typical cases, even if it makes typical cases cumbersome. (See "Universality begets complexity," and "Optimize the right thing(s)".)
+  * Make corner cases no more difficult than typical cases, even if it makes the typical cases cumbersome. (See "Universality begets complexity," and "Optimize the right thing(s)".)
 ==== UX ====
   * Minimum plausible affordances.
+===== Mithat's Laws of Opinion =====
+  * For every opinion, there is an equal and opposite opinion.
+  * An opinion in motion will remain unchanged even when acted on by an external force.
+  * The acceleration of an opinion depends on the outrageousness of the opinion times the number of times the opinion is seen.