> his simply telling Google 'go fuck yourself' doesn't really offer an in-depth critique of why these changes or wrong Well it's good that in addition to "go f

> his simply telling Google 'go fuck yourself' doesn't really offer an in-depth critique of why these changes or wrong Well it's good that in addition to "go fuck yourself", he offered an in-depth critique of why these changes are wrong. I guess maybe you stopped reading before that? > Leave the analyses to the real UX folks. Whoa now, hold on just a goddamned minute. What "real UX folks" say only holds weight insofar as it accurately pertains to the interaction and communication of producers and consumers. When content producers say "This change breaks an important connection to our users", then "UX folks" had better listen good and hard.