> [most popular] != [best]|[fits all use cases] I know you're trying to be snarky, but there is no product that "fits all use cases" because this implies that

> [most popular] != [best]|[fits all use cases] I know you're trying to be snarky, but there is no product that "fits all use cases" because this implies that it's perfect. Therefore, your pseudo code statement is inherently flawed. A perfect product or service simply does NOT exist. If it does, feel free to prove me wrong otherwise.