I think we can point to specific choices and policies that made it suck. That’s probably more useful information since it can serve as a warning to others. I’ll

I think we can point to specific choices and policies that made it suck. That’s probably more useful information since it can serve as a warning to others. I’ll start by reframing the question here: “Which specific choices did Google make that ended up ruining a previously stellar product?” (Subtext being, what can we all learn NOT to do when we’re in similar positions facing similar choices)