I love this concept. Let's forgive the delete button implementation. I get the spirit of what the author was trying to do. I am all for juicer UX. Problem is, U

I love this concept. Let's forgive the delete button implementation. I get the spirit of what the author was trying to do. I am all for juicer UX. Problem is, UX is rarely a p0 item, and I've seen many products die a death of a thousand papercuts which have been depri'd to make room for the next shiny launch.