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Exactly. If I use feature X very often, that can be because: * Feature X is good and I like to use it. * Or feature X is broken so I have to try multiple time
by robalni 4y ago
Exactly. If I use feature X very often, that can be because:
* Feature X is good and I like to use it.
* Or feature X is broken so I have to try multiple times.
* Or feature Y is broken so I have to try using another feature instead.
Like, most of the times I open a settings window it's not because I like settings but because the program is not good enough as it is. Or if I follow a lot of links on your web page, it might not be because I like your web page but because I'm unable to find what I'm looking for.