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Yeah I get the same vibe from the whole thing. If someone can't read the obvious disclaimers on the store that the device is community driven and to expect some
by belval 6y ago
Yeah I get the same vibe from the whole thing. If someone can't read the obvious disclaimers on the store that the device is community driven and to expect some work to make it run, what hope is there that they will understand they HAVE to pay that 10$ increase?
- wmf 6y agoThey need to hide the community store and do SEO on the consumer store so noobs won't even be able to find the wrong store.
- Nullabillity 6y agoOffer a $100 "retail edition upgrade" when they ask for support, pointing back to the disclaimer?
- acomjean 6y agoOr bump the default price $100 dollars and offer a “unsupported developer edition” for 100 less.
- belval 6y agoSure, but do you remember the story ~3 years ago of the girl who didn't know what Ubuntu was but saw that it dropped the price of her Dell PC so she picked it? She then proceeded to raise a fuss and create a lot of negative press even though she was irrevocably the person to blame. TLDR: Try to design systems that are full proof, in this day and age people don't read and the truth doesn't mean anything. EDIT: That was 11 years ago what the hell happened to those years ?!