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Does it matter which one it is in the end? If they used the first line, I feel like the customers would be less inclined to upgrade and be averse to the idea o
by bdotdub 18y ago
Does it matter which one it is in the end?
If they used the first line, I feel like the customers would be less inclined to upgrade and be averse to the idea of upgrading. "We're the customers, you should make life easier for us."
The new browser technology will never take off if people don't start switching over, even if the use some finesse in their wording.
- edw519 18y agoI feel like the customers would be less inclined to upgrade and be averse to the idea of upgrading Not my experience. Customers will generally do whatever it takes to insure a good supply from a good vendor. new browser technology will never take off if people don't start switching over True. So what's so hard about telling them why you want them to do something?
- bdotdub 18y agoIt's not hard, but how many people will really spend the time reading about it? In my experience, customers with a non tech background don't care about the details, but rather if it will be better or not. If it will, great. But I agree, it's being slightly disingenuous to the people who do want to know why, or are curious what 'web experience' they are missing out on.