> I suppose it's hard for companies to recognise when they're at "peak function" and to just stop changing things This is so true and really becoming a problem

> I suppose it's hard for companies to recognise when they're at "peak function" and to just stop changing things This is so true and really becoming a problem in tech. Another good example is Google Maps. The browser version used to be great. And then they went and “improved” it and in the process actually made it harder to use, in my opinion.