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See, by that standard the word "broken" loses any significant meaning and becomes noise. Why care about anyone calling anything broken then?
by vdaniuk 12y ago
See, by that standard the word "broken" loses any significant meaning and becomes noise. Why care about anyone calling anything broken then?
- viraptor 12y agoI don't think it's meaningless. It means you're making $X, but ignoring N% of potential audience. If you fix your stuff you could potentially reach them and make $X+Y. Outside of websites: Private healthcare is broken in the US, but works for N% of people who can afford it. Many people live with the status quo. Is it meaningless to call that system broken? If it's a high enough percent, why care about anyone calling it broken? [my answer - because we're aware it could be better, but it requires more work]