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The reason it's not supported is not because "Fuck you", but because supporting a feature is not as easy as just rolling it out. What's important is what happe
by cocktailpeanuts 9y ago
The reason it's not supported is not because "Fuck you", but because supporting a feature is not as easy as just rolling it out.
What's important is what happens AFTER the rollout. Most people (like the author) have no idea what's going on behind the scenes and just think it would be a simple thing, and criticize the company based on this assumption.
But I am sure these same people will be the ones who complain the most when the company does end up rolling out the half-baked features.
- mcguire 9y agoWell, yeah, on one hand, getting criticized for not serving some group of consumers is much easier to handle than off-the-wall support requests and complaints about poor support. But on the other hand, this is how most of the internet works, after all. No one is translating HN comments to Finnish real-time, right?