>I don't see how your feedback justifies "poorly thought out"; it's merely an unpolished preview. I don't think they meant this with sincerity. It's unpolished

>I don't see how your feedback justifies "poorly thought out"; it's merely an unpolished preview. I don't think they meant this with sincerity. It's unpolished, which is accurate, but there's promise there, and I think their frustration was the last 20%, which is often overlooked- the cohesion of marketing babble and featureset.