> Reader is the posterboy for this; a service probably used happily by millions (or tens of millions) that had the plug pulled. I feel like there's a whole gen

> Reader is the posterboy for this; a service probably used happily by millions (or tens of millions) that had the plug pulled. I feel like there's a whole generation of people who are now in senior decision-making roles who are still bitter about Reader. Killing that product, specifically, is likely costing billions per year in GCP revenue.