I'm having trouble imagining why the number of users is a good indicator of product quality. And although I feel like I'm parroting Steve Jobs, but I'd rather b

I'm having trouble imagining why the number of users is a good indicator of product quality. And although I feel like I'm parroting Steve Jobs, but I'd rather be a great cook than a popular cook. In a perfect market, the two are correlated... in reality: not so much. Being in popular locations, having a recognizable brand, and taking advantage of users' imperfect knowledge all go further than having a great product instead of a good one.