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The easily missed detail
Beyond the report sits an unglamorous but key step: the follow-up of charging market order. One habit is worth recording: clarify fuzzy zones up front. Completion is only step one; lasting use hinges on this, because the gaps nobody owns at the start become the failures everyone argues about later.
Put the question back in scene
Discussion must return to the user's real feel. In Yantai's daily scenes, whether it is handy, worthwhile and who to call decides if the plan stands. Bringing users into the talk makes designs more grounded, since the person who lives with the result notices the friction that a spreadsheet will never capture.
What can be copied
Classify before landing outside experience: copy methods, meeting order and record habits; adjust cost sharing, resident mix and site; drop hard targets that mismatch. Verify in a small range before deciding the scale, and you avoid the expensive humility of undoing a citywide rollout that ignored one local quirk.