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I summarize this behaviour as "hating your customers" and it seems to be a growing trend. I think it's a corruption of just being opinionated and looking for pe

I summarize this behaviour as "hating your customers" and it seems to be a growing trend. I think it's a corruption of just being opinionated and looking for people who are on board with your product vision (common advice that I agree with), that comes with too much market power, or consumers that are so used to being treated like shit they don't even notice anymore. But you see it now in most corporate interactions, how much they hate their customers

stcredzero 4y ago
> how much they hate their customers We programmers are among the worst when it comes to this. The natural reaction so many of us have when getting a bug report, is anger and blaming the messenger. (The user) Perhaps now in 2022, the most successful app purveyors have gotten so good at network effects, while treating their users as the product, the economics/game theory has started to breed contempt for users?