Laeserin on Nostr: Giving the users what they want isn't a direct result of asking them what they want. ...
Giving the users what they want isn't a direct result of asking them what they want.
This would be effective, if
1) All potential users were already users.
2) Users know all use cases, possibilities and technical solutions, and can reliably recommend the best one.
3) User base surveys weren't inherently skewed to the most-popular and/or most-active users.
4) Developers wouldn't be better off spending more time building.
5) Marketing never added value, increased sales, or made a market.
Published at
2024-04-12 10:36:07Event JSON
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