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No, your product is not broken. You have a marketing problem. You sold your product as something it was not and now you pay the price of lying to all your users
by colemannugent 9y ago
No, your product is not broken. You have a marketing problem. You sold your product as something it was not and now you pay the price of lying to all your users.
- jedrek 9y agoI bought a car, when I turn the steering wheel left, the wheels turn right. Damn marketing!!!
- colemannugent 9y agoMore like, "This piece of software I don't understand did something I was not expecting, so now I'm upset that the software isn't actually what I thought it was and I want it changed".
- pavel_lishin 9y agoIf your software is actively presenting something as X, when it's actually Y, that's not a marketing issue. That's your software displaying erroneous data. That's a bug.
- jedrek 9y agoThere is explicit marketing and implied (historical, metaphorical, etc) behavior.