>You can't get "customer feedback" unless you have "customer(s)". Yeah, but my experience is that the feedback from people that are actively trying to help you

>You can't get "customer feedback" unless you have "customer(s)". Yeah, but my experience is that the feedback from people that are actively trying to help you is less valuable than the feedback of people telling you what they actually want and would pay for. It's the difference between "I would pay for X" and "I think that other people would pay for X"