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A product needs to ship at some point. You can't expect a product to be polished 100% free of limitations or defects for 100% of the scenarios.
by hyperliner 12y ago
A product needs to ship at some point. You can't expect a product to be polished 100% free of limitations or defects for 100% of the scenarios.
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- justin66 12y agoSo it's your view that the engineers are sanguine with the bugs and misfeatures they're shipping and they're just frustrated (your word) with criticism on the internet? I would note that your opinion of Microsoft's engineers is apparently a lot lower than most of us who are criticizing their product.
- hyperliner 12y agoNot with all criticism. My point is that the comments I copy-pasted reflect criticism that a) generalizes a feature limitation into some sort of macro failure and not priorities or other design restrictions, b) shifts the bar because "it's Microsoft" or c) is unrelated to the original comments from OP.