Well I’ve been doing this myself for the last couple of years pushing the boundaries of what is possible with a stack and rotations. I just don’t talk about it as much as I could because it’s not considered… erm, polite
But you know in my over four years of being on these forums I have never once been invited to be part of some elite test group, lol. I guess I was just considered too much of a wild one
I agree with the sentiments though, and what I believe I have found during my time experimenting with ZP is that this strategy works best when taking appropriate breaks between sets of rotations, and ensuring that the subs being run harmonize together well, so that there’s a lot of overlap between the goals. And although I’ve overexposed many times, I’ve found this general strategy works well, especially when it is combined with strategies to improve processing times which plenty of folks have discussed.
I hope people take the feedback from people who don’t stick strictly to the guidelines (and treat them more in their spirit rather than their letter) onboard; I’m pretty sure it will make moving towards ZP Union a lot easier.