> It's kind of arrogant to think that the only reason that people exist is to use what you've built. This is an interesting approach to design: emphasizing the

> It's kind of arrogant to think that the only reason that people exist is to use what you've built. This is an interesting approach to design: emphasizing the relationship between your product (the part) and the user (as a whole). However, it's a bit misguided to read into the word "user" like this and I'm not sure the solution is as simple as substituting "person" and "people" for it. It's often presumptuous—and rather telling—when a product attempts to be relevant or meaningful outside of its own context.