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If we're being pedantic, it's probably worth noting that the "99%" was a completely arbitrary assumption, and trying to run statistics based on one anecdote and
by austenallred 11y ago
If we're being pedantic, it's probably worth noting that the "99%" was a completely arbitrary assumption, and trying to run statistics based on one anecdote and an unfounded assumption is not going to produce accurate results.
- e12e 11y agoTrue. I suppose the main point is that with a billion users, even some "small fraction" of users having problems, is going to translate to a lot of people having problems. Honestly, if Google took support even half-seriously (or: they considered eg: users of gmail their customers, rather than just their advertisers) -- these kind of issues wouldn't be so bad. I do think it's just a question of time before Google relegates itself to irrelevance through a strictly inferior product though.