I don’t realistically see how we can have a policy of mapping non-existent objects on the basis that they might compensate for the non-mapping of objects that do exist.
We should just keep beavering away, mapping the existing objects.
I don’t realistically see how we can have a policy of mapping non-existent objects on the basis that they might compensate for the non-mapping of objects that do exist.
We should just keep beavering away, mapping the existing objects.