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To be honest I find the whole repeated "no, shut up" thing to be a bit crass and it makes me unsympathetic if anything. I hope this doesn't become a catchphras
by jhamburger 16y ago
To be honest I find the whole repeated "no, shut up" thing to be a bit crass and it makes me unsympathetic if anything. I hope this doesn't become a catchphrase in blogs.
- apu 16y agoI thought it was perfect in the original dropbox quora post, but I agree that it doesn't quite fit here, and there is certainly a danger of it becoming a meme.
- deleted 16y ago[deleted]
- dkarl 16y agoThe original post wasn't insightful at all. That arrogant, know-it-all attitude is not how DropBox got their interface right. They got their interface right through careful attention to their users, by being humble enough to trust the user data and throw away features they had thought would be useful. EDIT: Downvoted, great. This must be the ultimate triumph of snark: we are now perpetuating the myth that common sense and a sassy attitude is how DropBox created a breakthrough product, instead of careful beta testing and analysis of usage data.
- cellis 16y agoNo, shut up.