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Perhaps you'd be happier going back to AOL or Hotmail? I don't understand the negativity around change. If they never changed, people would complain that they
by hadem 13y ago
Perhaps you'd be happier going back to AOL or Hotmail?
I don't understand the negativity around change. If they never changed, people would complain that they are in a rut, that they don't innovate, etc.
- betterunix 13y agoThe complaints are not about change in general, but about changes that are simultaneously negative and inescapable. If a new version is better, then great -- but if it is worse and you cannot continue to use the old version, you have every right to complain. I avoid being dependent on web apps for this very reason: I like to be able to downgrade when necessary.
- owenjones 13y agoJust because GMail is still better than AOL or Hotmail doesn't mean I agree with the direction it (and Google as a whole when related to Google+ is concerned) is going in. To be clear, I would be fairly optimistic for the "new Inbox" if it weren't for the new GChat interface which worsened my user experience to add a feature, Google+ integration, I don't necessarily want.
- jlmendezbonini 13y ago>Perhaps you'd be happier going back to AOL or Hotmail? Hotmail became Outlook.com a couple of months ago and it's quite nice actually :)