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Exactly, there are always a few idiots who like the idea (if built well). From there you can grow.

• onion2k 8y ago
  if built well Think of the SaaS products you pay for. Do you know if they're well built? No. You don't get to see the code. You're still a customer. "Well built" affects your on-going costs. Maintaining a badly built app is tedious and expensive. That's the reason to build well. It has no impact on the customer (even bugs are tolerated so long as data isn't lost). No one cares about the quality of the code when they buy an app.
  • kvdmolen 8y ago
    Good remark, fully agree. Though I was actually referring to user experience here (so a well built sugar-coating if you will :)