Drawing the line is the hardest part of life.
Doing everything your users request is the shortest path to ruining your product -- especially when these users come from a legacy product and just want the new thing to be like the old thing
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Words to live by. I've had to come to this same realization myself from personal experience at my current role.
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Rightly said
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Sometimes, this also applies to the author-reviewer-relationship
Especially on OpenReview, I already got the impression that some authors are willing to do everything to make the reviewers happy. -
If it's potentially the difference between acceptance and rejection, then it's a tough situation for the author.
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so true!
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Unless of course, you are a field installer of an enterprise app that is designed to configure itself for maximum efficiency and least friction with user workflow. But like a mobile app? Totally!
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But don’t ignore users either, or you end up like Basecamp—a barebones product that feels outdated and neglected and makes its creators look smug and talentless.
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