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Totally agreed. Just because a feature is used by 2% of users doesn't mean it should be killed. That feature (plus others) could be critical to the workflow of
by jonpurdy 5y ago
Totally agreed. Just because a feature is used by 2% of users doesn't mean it should be killed. That feature (plus others) could be critical to the workflow of those users.
It seems the telemetry-driven product development in the past decade has made significantly worse apps than in previous decades. There are definitely a higher quantity of apps on a wider variety of platforms, but it seems harder to find apps that are powerful enough to allow a wide variety of users to do all the things they need.
- mixmastamyk 5y agoThe long tail of features is where a system achieves its status as "polished." Is this why software never gets polished any more? (And no, all features don't need to be visible at once.)