I'm marginally curious, can you give a high level example of the industry? Meritocracy is rare, anymore.
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Haven't seen it in a minute, but it definitely used to exist.
I would 100% both use and pay for it - forces me to put a bit more thought into phone trees, making me less likely to get lost in them.
It's stupid af.... Unless you have responsibly charged your phone through your multi-day backwoods hike and it saves your ass.
Wouldn't suggest it as a frontline defense, of course, but... I can see a use case that saves a life, or at least a limb.
Hand-curated categories -> lists etc.
Think back to what Yahoo originally was. Drill down through categories, subcats, etc. to find what you're looking for.
Worked for the time, but for a technical query today would be an absolute non-starter
Long term, that's a decent idea - Mastodon and related platforms generally have a function similar to that, and it saves me scripting "Retrieve post, edit post, replace with '.'"
People suck. Alot. And they lie. Worth a commercial insurance policy and an extra client a month to cover the cost.
Why? Insurance company has a "duty to defend" against claims. Their check, your lawyer in all the usual senses.