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'It Was Bad.' 'Bad How?' — What Happens When You Let a Form Ask a Follow-Up Question

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Every form you've ever built has shipped with the same silent bug: it accepts whatever someone types and moves on. Someone writes "it was bad" in a feedback field, and your form says, in effect, great, thanks — and stores three useless words forever. Nobody follows up. Nobody asks "bad how — the pr…

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  1. 2026-10-01 17:40 · DEV Community — AI
    'It Was Bad.' 'Bad How?' — What Happens When You Let a Form Ask a Follow-Up Question

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