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I do not understand this kind of brand loyalty. Even if you're not interested in using Gitlab yourself, the competition and user migrations are clearly turning
by danShumway 7y ago
I do not understand this kind of brand loyalty.
Even if you're not interested in using Gitlab yourself, the competition and user migrations are clearly turning Github into a better service. You benefit from Microsoft's need to court those users, even if you never touch Gitlab.
Just take the newly reduced prices and free features in your favorite service and be happy.
- romanovcode 7y agoI am not loyal to GitHub at all, I was very excited and one of first users of GitLab, the CI component was amazing. I am just saying things like it is.
- BoorishBears 7y agoNot sure how saying "This one product is better than the other" is brand loyalty... I mean, they could have added "in my opinion", but I don't think it's too hard to assume they're referring to their opinion and not unilaterally declaring their word as law?
- chrisseaton 7y ago> I do not understand this kind of brand loyalty. What are you on about? They didn't mention any loyalty to a brand. They said qualitatively what they preferred about one product to another.