If you can recognize good feedback and manage expectations well. From a user’s perspective there is typically a tipping point for a thing that becomes popular

If you can recognize good feedback and manage expectations well. From a user’s perspective there is typically a tipping point for a thing that becomes popular enough where user feedback becomes useless, superficial, lowest common denominator crap, which doesn’t understand the value prop, the quality standards and the implications of change vs stability. I believe this type of feedback often bubbles up for similar reasons bikeshedding can become a problem, which is then perpetuating through social media. At this point one needs a filter.