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Also, why does everything get called a "Killer"? Not only is the terminology getting beaten into the ground (see "solution" in the early 2000s), it's rapidly b
by esmevane 15y ago
Also, why does everything get called a "Killer"?
Not only is the terminology getting beaten into the ground (see "solution" in the early 2000s), it's rapidly becoming associated with products that are flat, and could never hope of dethroning the product they're supposed to rival.
- randall 15y agoHeadline-bloat. 'Killer' expresses a concept really quickly (ie this aims to displace that) which has some utility, but you're right, eventually it loses its actual meaning. Solution doesn't actually seem to have any real meaning, or at least the buzzword bingo quotient (see the new up-and-comer: Agile) makes any headline using it lose credibility.