oldngray
nowhere special
ORION is not the problem.
Forced stupidity in order to generate an arbitrary compliance metric is the problem.
ORION is a tool. Depending on the task to be performed, it could be an ideal tool or it could be a useless tool.
UPS could make ORION a better tool if it wanted to. But it doesn't. It only cares that the tool get used a certain percentage of the time.
Its sort of like being given a hammer to use on a wood working project that relies on screws as fasteners. A smart person would want to use a screwdriver so that the completed item would be properly assembled. UPS just wants us to pound all the screws in with a hammer so that it can justify the purchase of that hammer by claiming that we used it 85% of the time. The fact that the completed item looks beat to and is probably going to fall apart doesn't matter.
Before UPS could fix ORION they first have to admit its problems instead of pretending it works.