Man this article really echos my thoughts, which is surprising because I almost always feel like an outsider in Techland for hating updates that change perfectl

Man this article really echos my thoughts, which is surprising because I almost always feel like an outsider in Techland for hating updates that change perfectly good tools. "But it's new!" is my most hated justification for changing software. If a tool works I almost always want it left alone. I don't care about the new layout or some new features. I'm using the software because it already suits my needs and I don't want to waste time and mental energy figuring out some changes that are useless to me. I wish far more companies followed the approach laid out here. I think it would be far more respectful of users in almost all cases.