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Not sure what is even meant by "taste" here; what I see over and over is that convenience wins, where winning is defined as widespread use.
by digging 2y ago
Not sure what is even meant by "taste" here; what I see over and over is that convenience wins, where winning is defined as widespread use.
- rustyminnow 2y agoThe article uses "taste" pretty broadly compared to many folks in the comments. First mention is about the site being pretty. But later he says "We had taste. We cared about the experience" which more aligns with your perspective of convenience.