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I do have an issue with the intent here. As history has shown to me, such a feature matrix is created by hand by one individual, because there is no way to automate it. And this individual will put a lot of effort in it and make it very accurate that that point in time. Maybe a group of people even agrees to care about it and keep it up to date. But the reality is, it will get out of date and the more outdated, the harder it gets to update again. This is like balancing a broomstick on your nose. Eventually it will fall on the floor.
The only feature we have a forced machine readable record of is domain support. Maybe we should think about that a bit.
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I do not disagree it will eventually get outdated, but I dont think this is a reason not to do it.
IMO, if we get 80% of today's features and the most popular workflows listed, that's already an UX benefit that will last long. And the federated approach may help a little.
The only feature we have a forced machine readable record of is domain support. Maybe we should think about that a bit.
Are you suggesting we do other features machine-readable?
Anyway, personally I would like to have such a listing specially on the workflows, which is a more high level and readily useful concept.
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That is exactly the reason not to do it.
Are you suggesting we do other features machine-readable?
Yes, at least think about it.
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