I think MVP use is getting skewed these days. Lots of people seem to launch their product under the MVP banner as an excuse for features that are broken or sit

I think MVP use is getting skewed these days. Lots of people seem to launch their product under the MVP banner as an excuse for features that are broken or sites that look terrible. However, they're actually launching that MVP to large audiences like "Show HN". It's almost as though they are using MVP as a promotional tool rather than a feedback tool. Yes, MVP is great, but don't give your MVP to Robert Scoble or HN for that matter. MVP is good for 100 people, not 1000.