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There's something in the water at Mozilla that negatively effects all product decisions. Notifications and collections are features, not a product. A viable a
by subpixel 5y ago
There's something in the water at Mozilla that negatively effects all product decisions.
Notifications and collections are features, not a product.
A viable and attractive MDN product would be a subscription to all the layers above the existing docs and guides, combined with a major initiative to connect with experts to create course material and sell it as a part of the platform.
MDN: what got you here won't get you where you want to go.
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- matyasrichter 5y ago> Notifications and collections are features, not a product. What is a product other than a set of features? Especially in case of a paid tier on top of an existing free service.
- subpixel 5y agoA paid tier would be a product if it granted you access to content that solves problems you can't get for free. My take is this isn't a paid tier. It's paid features, e.g. notifications. That's not to say it provides no value, but that there is massive value being unrealized.