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I think the "backlash" is just tech-blog noise. I actually look in Buzz, and I see people using it to talk. They may lose interest in this venue in a few mont
by Semiapies 17y ago
I think the "backlash" is just tech-blog noise.
I actually look in Buzz, and I see people using it to talk. They may lose interest in this venue in a few months or a year, or it may remain viable, but they aren't raging about it.
- somedaywings 17y agoThis makes sense. As a user who expects to have control over the interface of my primary mail client, my first impulse was to hide the Buzz menu by dragging it into the "more" dropdown. But I don't think a lot of users expect to have control over websites they use -- Facebook changes its interface every other month. Most users probably just ignore most of the page and focus on the two or three features they actually use.
- alex_c 17y agoOf course, the people who are actually using it aren't the ones raging about it. That doesn't really prove anything.