Ambiguity is actually a problem. If people don’t know what the policy means, then the person who makes the policy doesn’t know what they forbidding or permitting.
True.
I was giving the ambiguity as an example of something people say to claim a policy won’t work, without hashing out what that actually means in real execution. Almost every policy is somewhat ambiguous, yet there are many good policies.
Ambiguity is actually a problem. If people don’t know what the policy means, then the person who makes the policy doesn’t know what they forbidding or permitting.
True. I was giving the ambiguity as an example of something people say to claim a policy won’t work, without hashing out what that actually means in real execution. Almost every policy is somewhat ambiguous, yet there are many good policies.