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If a company gets users but fails to retain them, causing the product to fail and the investors to lose their funds, then it certainly isn't a success.
by pcwalton 10y ago
If a company gets users but fails to retain them, causing the product to fail and the investors to lose their funds, then it certainly isn't a success.
- ng12 10y agoSure, but it's a calculated risk -- maybe they decided that growth features were more important than uptime or data integrity. That still doesn't mean the app is garbage.
- TacticalTable 10y agoYikyak didn't fail because of garbage code, it failed because of absolutely stupid decisions of direction. Adding usernames absolutely killed the app