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>It requires ruthlessly deleting features and annoying a subset of users for the greater whole. Which generates bad PR and companies like to avoid that. I've s
by marcinzm 4y ago
>It requires ruthlessly deleting features and annoying a subset of users for the greater whole.
Which generates bad PR and companies like to avoid that. I've seen quiet a few highly voted hacker news threads which get angry at:
- A feature being removed from something.
- An app adding metrics and analytics to track feature usage.