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What it says is that people mostly just post when they want to complain about stuff. Some minority of people are outraged over lack of PWA on iPhone, so they po
by burlesona 5y ago
What it says is that people mostly just post when they want to complain about stuff. Some minority of people are outraged over lack of PWA on iPhone, so they post to complain loudly about it. Some other minority of people are outraged over electron apps on Mac, so they post to complain loudly about it. It's not the same people, it's just the same pattern of the loud minority and silent majority.
I'll admit, though, I'm in the "I really want native Mac apps" minority :)
- bobthepanda 5y agoI’m reminded of a chestnut I was once told; satisfied people generally do not post comments, because people don’t go out of their way to say that things are okay, and your everyday person doesn’t even really post good reviews unprompted, because good service is usually the expectation. People only really get active about bad divergence from expectations.
- rrrrrrrrrrrryan 5y agoYou never see "Toy Story 2 was ok" spray painted on an overpass. People do voice very positive opinions, but nobody really voices indifference. Further, even extremely opinionated people are usually only opinionated about a few things. Most people are indifferent to most things.
- bobthepanda 5y agoI suppose what I'm trying to say is that in the case of positive opinions, it's not super common to leave them unprompted (see: all the popups in apps for "Like our app? Rate us on the app store!") whereas people angry at bad service have no compunctions about finding somewhere to vent, in public if they have to, and are super driven by their agitation.