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Add missing word to raising_an_objection
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nikomatsakis authored Sep 9, 2021
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**Not enough (giving up too easily):** You raise the objection and make your case for why the syntax is wrong. There is some pushback, and you feel pressure or discomfort maintaining your objection, so you give up and withdraw your concern. Sure enough, though, when the feature is released, the syntax proves to be a major obstacle. You wish you had made your case a bit more forcefully. The overall process would benefit from "forceful" not being a required property of a well-reasoned objection, and would benefit from recording the objection for further examination later in the process.

**Not enough ([cookie licking]):** You leave a comment on the issue stating that you have concerns, but you refuse to engage and discuss them in detail. "I object to this course of action, but I don't have time to get into it right now, and I don't when I will." This does not mean you're wrong for not having the time or energy to get into it, but rather that the process of making a blocking objection requires someone to take the time and energy to explain, discuss it with other members of the team, and convince others; that's part of the expectations from a team member.
**Not enough ([cookie licking]):** You leave a comment on the issue stating that you have concerns, but you refuse to engage and discuss them in detail. "I object to this course of action, but I don't have time to get into it right now, and I don't know when I will." This does not mean you're wrong for not having the time or energy to get into it, but rather that the process of making a blocking objection requires someone to take the time and energy to explain, discuss it with other members of the team, and convince others; that's part of the expectations from a team member.

[cookie licking]: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20091201-00/?p=15843

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