@@ -68,15 +68,15 @@ end result from this interaction, the one with the primary goal of improving
their health left feeling abused or violated.
Contrast that with the experience of patents when someone is consistently
talking to them, explaining them what's gonna happen next. Reminding them during
difficult procedures, or ones that might be painful that they can ask to take a
break if they need it. Those patients leave from the exact same exchange feeling
cared about, and taken care of. Simply telling someone what to expect before it
happens, and importantly giving them they have the option to opt out. Changes
the experience from something traumatic, and violating, into one where they feel
like someone cares about them. I suspect it might be shocking to your average
~~software engineer~~ human, how far treating users with just a little bit
respect will go.
talking to them, and explaining to them what's gonna happen next, each step of
the way. Reminding them during difficult procedures, or ones that might be
painful that they can ask to take a break if they need it. Those patients leave
from the exact same exchange feeling cared about, and taken care of. Simply
telling someone what to expect before it happens, and importantly giving them
they have the option to opt out. Changes the experience from something
traumatic, and violating, into one where they feel like someone cares about
them. I suspect it might be shocking to your average ~~software engineer~~
human, how far treating users with just a little bit respect will go.
## What does respect look like?
@@ -86,9 +86,8 @@ completely unrelated to writing this.
This is consent right? Permission freely given, with a fair opportunity to
decline or otherwise opt out?
Well, I'm sure Android is better though, right? Surely they....
decline or otherwise opt out? Well, I'm sure Android is better though, right?
Surely they...
