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I agree that we all notice the problem immediately after clicking the send button. The question is, would having an X second delay cause that moment of realiza
by colins_pride 18y ago
I agree that we all notice the problem immediately after clicking the send button.
The question is, would having an X second delay cause that moment of realization to shift to the point right after the delay has run out? I bet it would.
- Hexstream 18y agoThen no amount of customization of the delay would make any difference.
- colins_pride 18y agoExactly; my instinct is that it would increase initial perceived value, but it wouldn't have a permanent impact.