chatting on the web improves uses of said web ? and in any case, throwing out 20 services in a row to kill them is certain to damage your brand. there was a t

chatting on the web improves uses of said web ? and in any case, throwing out 20 services in a row to kill them is certain to damage your brand. there was a time where google was synonimous with free and unavailable features (gmail, gmaps) and now google is that weird ever changing stream of A/B testing customer distracting devices. (youtube just flubbered their UI in the most spectacular manner btw)