> They likely collect usage stats for them too and know many people use them... This is exactly how this happens: some idi^W manager in the need to boost his K

> They likely collect usage stats for them too and know many people use them... This is exactly how this happens: some idi^W manager in the need to boost his KPI seeks for something to 'take control', 'improve', 'provide' and any other corporate bullshit lingo meant to 'change'. Of course searching for real troubles, especially if it only bothers <3% is tiresome and that's why it is easier to just invent the need to do some change. > They likely collect usage stats for them too and know many people use them... This is exactly how this happens: some idi^W manager in the need to boost his KPI seeks for something to 'take control', 'improve', 'provide' and any other corporate bullshit lingo meant to 'change'. Of course searching for real troubles, especially if it only bothers <3% is tiresome and that's why it is easier to just invent the need to do some change. A/B doesn't help it. You need a working brain to interpret it results, which is inaccessible for KPI slaves.