I think a difficulty is that we have sets of developers with different
requirements for a system, and satisfying Bob's requirements makes
satisfying Alice's requirements more difficult. And sometimes the
requirements are in direct conflict.
It might not help cooperation, if both Alice and Bob wonder whether the
other's requirements are not as enlightened as their own.
If Bob got his requirements implemented first, and Alice doesn't have
extra time for working around of all of Bob's stuff, Alice might never
get her requirements satisfied.
(Alice's options include: give up on her requirements; make a separate
and incompatible thing; or encourage Bob to take up very unhealthy
habits, like smoking, Red Bull, and parkour.)
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