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This assumes the set of upset users for each feature is disjoint. Not sure it makes a difference to your larger point, but I have a feeling that there would be

• eCa 13y ago
  Yes, you are right. I took some liberties with the assumptions to keep it simple.
• wpietri 13y ago
  Niche features tend to be disjoint, in that they're mainly defined by use case and audience. If a bunch of little things are used by one audience, that is often treated as just one feature, even when they would be considered separate features if they were for different audiences. If something is used across audiences, the feature generally isn't thought of as niche.
• 14113 13y ago
  Even if they're not disjoint, you've pissed off what, 1-3% perhaps? now consider the fact that each of the pissed of users has multiple reasons to be pissed off, they're going to be a lot more vocal, which is going to be worse for you.