Thanks for reading! >Saying “Saving large files is now 10x faster” is great, but if users were dealing with crashes or freezes, it’s more helpful, and more dir

Thanks for reading! >Saying “Saving large files is now 10x faster” is great, but if users were dealing with crashes or freezes, it’s more helpful, and more direct, to combine your idea of clarity with the actual user experience: That's great feedback. I'd like to come up with a better example here. I've noticed that when developers improve user experience, they tend to focus on what was bad rather than how it's now better, but I agree that the example is a bit confusing. If the fix is about a bug in a specific scenario, you do lose something in the announcement by not explaining how you fixed that particular bug.