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Why can't a feature be a product if the implementation is good enough to stand on its own?
by ihuman 7y ago
Why can't a feature be a product if the implementation is good enough to stand on its own?
- themagician 7y agoClearly, it can’t.
- anoncake 7y agoThat is not a valid answer to a question starting with "why".
- toasterlovin 7y agoWhy weren't independent butchers and bakers able to compete with supermarkets? I'm not sure, exactly. I suspect the answer has a lot to do with people having limited bandwidth for vendors in their life and that they derive a lot of value from being able to make one buying decision that covers as many of their needs as possible.