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Why would that be unethical?

• jareklupinski 3y ago
  i saw it at a previous job: some people that are genuinely good at solving specific technical problems aren't the target audience for every single app that may suffer backend latency issues that doesn't mean someone shouldn't test releases internally before it goes out the door, but it also showed me how users that are forced to use a platform can actually be a detriment if they're not in the cohort you are building for in the first place
  • cwmma 3y ago
    How is that unethical though, seems like it's just not useful
    • jareklupinski 3y ago
      that's fair, i was imagining that the person who was tasked with seperating the 'useful' from the 'non-useful' might have qualms over which factors to analyze when choosing whose feedback to prioritize... but i guess that's also part of the job
• eviks 3y ago
  Because it's forced and in your private life?
  • geon 3y ago
    Why would it be forced? Why would it be in your private life?