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I actually like "maybe later". As soon as it's provided with "no" together (which IME usually is the case), I have no issue with it.
by thrdbndndn 4y ago
I actually like "maybe later". As soon as it's provided with "no" together (which IME usually is the case), I have no issue with it.
- urbandw311er 4y agoIndeed. But often I do see just the two options "Yes" / "Maybe later" and this is infuriating.
- Lio 4y agoThat's it in one. The cutesy "be kind" language does not hide the reality of the "heads I win, tails you loose" choice from the user.
- the_af 4y agoI've no problem with "yes / maybe later". To me, "maybe later" implies "no" is also a possibility. I don't read passive/aggressiveness into it, and I don't need a separate "no" option which would add nothing. Why do I like seeing the "maybe later" option? Because the app's devs are telling me "this is possible to configure later; we thought about this flow, and you won't be locked out of this option if you skip it now". If they don't show this wording, maybe they thought about it, maybe not. Maybe I'll be forced to reinstall the app from scratch. Who knows!