No, no one should be surprised that a nightly build had problems. Yes, users should know what they are getting into. No, the developer has no obligation to be

No, no one should be surprised that a nightly build had problems. Yes, users should know what they are getting into. No, the developer has no obligation to be held to a higher standard of reliability. Yes, the developer can really do whatever they want. With all that said, can we at least agree that this shows extremely poor judgment from an engineering and product sense? Not only is this a terrible way to achieve user trust, but it also doesn't make any users feel good. As a user, why would I want to use a product that wants to make a fool out of me and throw wrenches in a core feature for chuckles?