3 ms·
See, I’ve heard this before, but I’m 1) not sure it’s true this is the case (show me the numbers or concrete reasoning), and 2) more importantly, I believe th
by alanh 16y ago
See, I’ve heard this before, but I’m
1) not sure it’s true this is the case (show me the numbers or concrete reasoning), and
2) more importantly, I believe this is a flawed approach because it’s in Skype’s best interest for users to have lots of active contacts/friends/numbers in the system. Why design in such a way that discourages desirable behavior?
It’s a failed design, and I don’t think that supposed 90% rule really applies
- ThomPete 16y agoSometimes the benefits are only apparent later one. What is failed about it? It's different yes. But what is failed about it?