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for me it's a sign that marketing people took over the company
by notdang 6y ago
for me it's a sign that marketing people took over the company
- chrisseaton 6y agoI don't get why marketing would care about a minor detail in the UI after you're already using the product?
- vorpalhex 6y agoUser retention. Keep people in the platform so they can't take their data. Force users to come back to dropbox again and again (to run up your engagement stats) instead of throwing the file over Slack or whatever.
- lukeschlather 6y agoThe detail is that you have two people: one is paying for the product and one is not. The one who is paying shares a file with the one who doesn't pay. Dropbox provides a worse experience for the person who doesn't pay. This is in contrast to services like Zoom or Google Drive where part of the sales pitch is that you get a seamless experience when communicating with people - even if the person you're talking to might not be paying, you can guarantee because you are paying their experience won't be impaired, at least for the duration of your interaction.
- rtx 6y agoHave you seen the recent trend of hiding the login button.