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I don't see how dropping one product == become untrustworthy. This is like if you went to the supermarket every day to buy milk, flour, sugar, beans, and lettu
by Draco6slayer 14y ago
I don't see how dropping one product == become untrustworthy.
This is like if you went to the supermarket every day to buy milk, flour, sugar, beans, and lettuce. And then the supermarket realises that it is uneconomical for them to provide lettuce, so they drop it, but they do start selling eggs. And you look at those eggs and say 'Yeah, Right. I'm not going to buy those. I remember what happened to the lettuce.'
- MaysonL 14y agoIt's more like if Walmart opened one of its big stores in your small home town and drove almost all of the smaller retailers for miles around out of business and a few years later said "Oh, this location sucks." and closed up shop.
- Draco6slayer 14y agoOnly if it took one week for another shopowner to start up again, and they gave 3 months notice. There was never even a cut in functionality; I'm already using Feedly instead of Google Reader, and Reader's still going to be around for another few months yet.