For me it's more an example of poor management from the fact that he allowed development to become so fragmented that the end result was a convoluted mess. I k

For me it's more an example of poor management from the fact that he allowed development to become so fragmented that the end result was a convoluted mess. I know if the the richest man in the world said he was disappointed with something I had, the implications of not fixing the problem would be very clear. :)