> I'll brush off your sneer at my perceived lack of ability. This is an admirable sentiment. Thank you for making HN a better place. > But everything comes at

> I'll brush off your sneer at my perceived lack of ability. This is an admirable sentiment. Thank you for making HN a better place. > But everything comes at a cost that has to be weighted against the corresponding benefit, and the apparent benefit (to management) in this case is near-zero Software can have virtues that do not present short-term benefits, but instead contribute to a wholesome UX, even to captive users. It is the responsibility of the software developer to make these hard calls and stick to their guns in the face of management pressure.