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Nice sentence structure. Bad Logic. Successful products usually DO fulfil a sense of entitlement for their consumers. Some structures scale and others don't. T
by dejb 17y ago
Nice sentence structure. Bad Logic. Successful products usually DO fulfil a sense of entitlement for their consumers.
Some structures scale and others don't. Time wasted with a poorly structured system holds things back, just like Marxism did. Think of all those poor soviets with great ideas (for apps?) only for them to be rejected by central control.
I just want good stuff and in the long term, a locked-down system isn't going to deliver.
- pohl 17y agoI don't think that word means what you think it means. Successful products usually fulfill expectations of legal rights or just claims? Really? It may fulfill some needs or desires, but only rarely a sense of entitlement. If that's what you want a product to do, I suggest that you buy an Android-based phone, and perhaps contribute to the project. After all, if you think that's the recipe for product success, we'll soon see it eclipse the iPhone, right?
- dejb 17y agoDo a search for "sense of entitlement" (quoted). You are the one who used the phrase first so you should at least try to understand what it means.