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Just a question: If you haven't launched, how can you claim to a "most popular plan"? Seems dishonest...

• kabuks 16y ago
  It is. Thanks for pointing it out. Right now it's our guess that it will be the most popular plan based on talking to customers. I'll change this very soon. Thanks again for holding me accountable.
• alain94040 16y ago
  I wouldn't worry about that. "Most popular plan" is marketing-speak for "we think that's the plan most people want". Even if you have 0 users, I wouldn't be shocked. Do not try to be 100% technically accurate. That leads to long, unreadable text. It's ok to rely on your reader's imagination to convey a message.
  • lutorm 16y ago
    I guess that's why I'm not in marketing... ;-) I would prefer a statement that conveys that it's an opinion and not empirical fact.
    • nerfhammer 16y ago
      You could convey the same thing by saying "best value" or something like that
    • djb_hackernews 16y ago
      They have 1 customer, themselves. They prefer that plan, so it's the most popular.
• jackowayed 16y ago
  On a similar note, that "Popular" ribbon looks really bad in Chrome. It's like ... fragmented. http://skitch.com/jackowayed/dq24n/bettermeans-popular http://skitch.com/jackowayed/dq24n/bettermeans-popular