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> We know that most users love the experience. How exactly do you know that?
by protomyth 9y ago
> We know that most users love the experience.
How exactly do you know that?
- cramforce 9y agoI can't go into details, but in general we closely track analytics for our product (like most companies with websites would) and run AB experiments to see how changes impact user behavior.
- protomyth 9y agoI really question drawing a conclusion from analytics saying people are using it versus actually liking it. I know some folks at work have used it and they regard it as broken enough to call in a ticket about their device being broke.
- euyyn 9y agoDude just said he can't go into details, and you question the method he didn't explain?
- protomyth 9y agoAnalytics is a pretty well known idea. I question the base theory that it will answer this specific question. Also, given that the indicator for an AMP page is a greyscale, hard to see icon and words, people who don't want to use AMP might hit it because they are in a hurry and the text they are looking at is black and noticeable.
- kavok 9y agoI don't think usage implies some sort of favorable opinion. They don't really have a choice. Many people may not even realize what is happening.
- lightedman 9y agoIf you can't go into details then you're likely doing something illegal. Which means even less reason to trust you.