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@linda
Fantastic article on scaling by @sarahtavel h/t @davidphelps https://sarahtavel.medium.com/five-lessons-from-scaling-pinterest-6a699a889b08
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@zinger
Love her stuff, so many consumer insights
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@tomu.eth
great insights and seems like a lot of great articles to read from her thx for sharing!
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@zeni.eth
Exact same paragraph hit me. Thank you for sharing.
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@ernestkou
gotta put a lot of thought behind adding a new feature vs just blindly building features users ask for build something people want ≠ build something people want to use
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True Community doesn't really understand what it takes to add a new feature from their request They simply make request upon request 😹 Dan said same thing days ago
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A nice read but she doesn’t mention enshittification, Cory Doctorow’s term for when a company is successful enough to shift attention away from customers to itself. Pinterest became increasingly anti-web in its design choices. It frustrated expected behaviours to benefit its own monetisable behaviours. It lost me and my wife years ago.
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@daimontgomery
Great insights on scaling, thanks for sharing!
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Linda I'm in your hypersub under a month I like to do some useful activities in your hypersub. I'll appreciate you to tell us what activities we can do to help community
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Spot on 🎯 Products are meant to be easy and simple to use adding extra features based of demands of few customers would complicate the product and make it less user friendly for others, it’s always better to keep it simple and highly used than fancy and used by a few
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Truly, these are part of the challenges faced by founders, how do you determine which feature request is “top priority” or not How do you determine which modification request is much suitable for the long term user experience or not ? This is actually interesting to know 🤔
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Good early read, while user feedback is invaluable, it's crucial to balance those requests with the need to keep your product simple and focused. Saying "no" to some feature ideas is often the best way to deliver maximum value to the majority of your users.
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reminds me of when you had to remove the bounty caster actions and some other features few weeks ago. this is really an interesting article for all founders to read
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