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No. Products don't magically get good because people conjured up features from thin air or just copied a competitor. It is very much a two-way street, especiall
by phillipcarter 6mo ago
No. Products don't magically get good because people conjured up features from thin air or just copied a competitor. It is very much a two-way street, especially when the product acts as a platform that tries to support heterogeneous use cases.
- bluefirebrand 5mo agoIt is not the users job. Literally. If you want that kind of feedback from users, then identify your power users and offer them contracts and money.
- phillipcarter 5mo agoYes, it is the job of users to advocate for the products and platform they use if they want certain use cases to get better and features to be built.