I'd like this feature to reduce the management workload.
Going with the house metaphor, I don't want anyone eating in any room in the house, except the dining room. So I make a rule for the all the rooms in the house that there is no eating, then override that rule for the dining room. That requires 2 management steps. Right now, if I want to get to the same outcome I have to go to each room and make a rule that there is no eating, and skip over the dining room in setting this rule. That is now N-1 management steps (N being number of rooms in the house). Then if I remodel in the future and add an office, I have to go to the office and add the no eating rule. How it is now, the remodel requires another management step, but if this suggestion was implemented it would require no management steps.
I could build another house, but man, that's a pain, especially since my new room is completely relevant to my already constructed house. And the property developer will ask me "Why do you need another house for 1 room? Why can't you use the house you already have and just add on?", which, is a very valid question.
I'd like this feature to reduce the management workload.
Going with the house metaphor, I don't want anyone eating in any room in the house, except the dining room. So I make a rule for the all the rooms in the house that there is no eating, then override that rule for the dining room. That requires 2 management steps. Right now, if I want to get to the same outcome I have to go to each room and make a rule that there is no eating, and skip over the dining room in setting this rule. That is now N-1 management steps (N being number of rooms in the house). Then if I remodel in the future and add an office, I have to go to the office and add the no eating rule. How it is now, the remodel requires another management step, but if this suggestion was implemented it would require no management steps.
I could build another house, but man, that's a pain, especially since my new room is completely relevant to my already constructed house. And the property developer will ask me "Why do you need another house for 1 room? Why can't you use the house you already have and just add on?", which, is a very valid question.