> due to the fact devs rarely listen to users. I think that statement can often be taken in good and bad ways, depending on the devs. Some software I love and

> due to the fact devs rarely listen to users. I think that statement can often be taken in good and bad ways, depending on the devs. Some software I love and use is developed by people who do not care what their users think because they are their own users. They build for themselves and produce excellent results. Some developers listen to users too much, and end up allowing every piece of their software to be configurable. Even if a very small percentage of users actually needs that configurability. They then lose focus on simplicity and elegance that the majority of their users were attracted to in the first place. Of course, it goes the other way as well and many pieces of software are better due to user feedback.