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Isn't "enrage" a bit strong for the feelings feel people in response to a website update? Or, are people really enraged? Do people feel enraged when there is
by damon_c 13y ago
Isn't "enrage" a bit strong for the feelings feel people in response to a website update? Or, are people really enraged?
Do people feel enraged when there is no more toilet paper or they are out of milk? I thought rage was more for racial injustice and displays of gross inconsideration... I'm just trying to figure out if my rage-dar needs a bit of a calibration.
I actually can't remember the last time I felt something I would call "rage". Am I missing out on something?!
- idProQuo 13y agoI don't count myself among the enraged, but I understand why some people feel that way. A tool that is pretty central to a lot of people's work lives was changed in a non-trivial way without warning, without their input, and with no way to go back. For people who are really busy and need email to be something that "just works", I could see how this would be really frustrating.