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Does it matter when the latter of those two turns off and loses the additional users it gained from the more enticing description because it’s half-baked and un
by jwells89 3y ago
Does it matter when the latter of those two turns off and loses the additional users it gained from the more enticing description because it’s half-baked and unpleasant to use?
Intuitively I’d think the former has better long term prospects, because it’ll have word of mouth (people love talking about things that make them happy) eventually make up for the reduced initial interest.
- dylan604 3y agomaybe a lack of clarity in my example. i'm not saying the same project with 2 different descriptions. if one project wants to be specialized in a small set of features while the other project is being a much more well rounded set of features to directly compete with an existing well known program, i'm proposing that the full program will garner more attention. most people want a complete package. the masses don't think in unix-esque terms with small specialized tools strung together. they want to go to wechat/facebook/etc where everything is in one place.