4 ms·
People hate because they care. There's some exceptions (like bandwagon hating), but the people who hate on something the most tend to be people who want to like
by xboxnolifes 10mo ago
People hate because they care. There's some exceptions (like bandwagon hating), but the people who hate on something the most tend to be people who want to like the product.
- roncesvalles 10mo agoExactly, they bought into the promise but the product didn't deliver. If a user expects your product to suck, you won't surprise (anger) them by being sucky.
- array_key_first 10mo agoYes, it's often more frustrating to see a product with high potential fall flat than a shitty product be shitty.
- renewiltord 10mo agoNah there’s the entire class of content creator haters. Product is unimportant. They just get new item every episode
- machomaster 10mo agoIn those extremely rare cases (so rare that they should be ignored), why would you make your product easier to hate. Make the product so good and communicate with such disgustingly sweet love that crazy people will move somewhere else.
- renewiltord 10mo agoIt’s useful because those people act as unpaid marketing. Mentava used this well.