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I would suggest they break those new items into "extended features" and let customers add them in for a fee. This way you they wouldn't throw a bunch of new st
by gscott 19y ago
I would suggest they break those new items into "extended features" and let customers add them in for a fee.
This way you they wouldn't throw a bunch of new stuff at people too fast, which seems to be what is happening. They are getting a "mini-revolt" because people seem to be saying "hey just throw in one more feature and this product is the same as that other one... why should we pay twice?"