Even if you could quantify it, I don’t agree with the 10x ratio that the original author proposes. Early in the development process, you will be implementing “l

Even if you could quantify it, I don’t agree with the 10x ratio that the original author proposes. Early in the development process, you will be implementing “low hanging fruit”—features that are easy, and provides great value. Lower priority features are lower priority because they provide less benefit, but that doesn’t mean that you should not get to them eventually if you want to improve your product. If you have a variety of proposed features, you’ll start with ones that provide 100x benefit (compared to some benchmark), move on to 50x and 20x and 10x and so on, and eventually you’ll get to features that are barely worth the cost.