We should cross that bridge when we get to it. If there is no better alternative to tagging now, this objection does not hold much weight.
How long are we to hold off implementing improvements in hopes that a better solution is found? A year? Ten years? A hundred years?
Remember, there are no guarantees a better solution will ever be found.
And your argument could be used to hold off implementing any feature, not just tags. After all, a better solution might someday be found.
We should make reasonable, incremental improvements like tags instead of waiting for someone to find the holy grail.
We should cross that bridge when we get to it. If there is no better alternative to tagging now, this objection does not hold much weight.
How long are we to hold off implementing improvements in hopes that a better solution is found? A year? Ten years? A hundred years?
Remember, there are no guarantees a better solution will ever be found.
And your argument could be used to hold off implementing any feature, not just tags. After all, a better solution might someday be found.
We should make reasonable, incremental improvements like tags instead of waiting for someone to find the holy grail.