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Use when nesting a thing inside another version of itself so someone can experience it while experiencing it.
- What it expresses
- Recursive duplication turns a preference into an absurd layered construction.
- Example
- A coworker embeds a dashboard inside a dashboard and says it lets you monitor dashboards while monitoring dashboards.
- When not to use it
- You merely recommend a second unrelated item someone may enjoy; parallel suggestions are not recursive nesting.