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I just don't see how this is a big deal, if you have a high bar for quality then don't be an early adopter / buy something on the day it is released. You can al
by somsak2 4y ago
I just don't see how this is a big deal, if you have a high bar for quality then don't be an early adopter / buy something on the day it is released. You can always wait and see how something develops, the outcome is no different to you but the company benefits significantly by having feedback from real users for that entire time.
- JohnFen 4y agoI see a problem with an industry that happily releases junk on the premise that it can always be fixed later. That's better than not fixing it, but junk was still sold as if it were actually a finished product.
- jimbo9991 4y agoThe problem is the bar for quality has fallen through the floor and it has nothing to do with the amount of time it takes to develop something. If anything, it's likely to be of lesser quality the longer you wait because more web developers will have infused their shitty code by then.