Wow, I didn't even know that there was an "other" folder there.
Facebook Blames Email Problems On User "Confusion"
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Re: Facebook Blames Email Problems On User "Confusion"
#22I am reminded of an old Dilbert cartoon where they bring in a usability expert to help them write an app. After suggesting that the computer shock the user when they do the wrong thing, he quips, "I found this job to be a lot easier once I realized I hated people" Seriously, Facebook. Do one thing and do it well. Enough of this conquer-the-universe bullshit. I'm already at the point where I want to jump ship; I just…
Enough of this conquer-the-universe bullshit.
Their end goal is to be the entire Internet in a curated show-you-only-what-you-agree-with-so-you-click-on-more-things model.
They won't stop or slow down until something else makes them irrelevant.
Re: Facebook Blames Email Problems On User "Confusion"
#23I am reminded of an old Dilbert cartoon where they bring in a usability expert to help them write an app. After suggesting that the computer shock the user when they do the wrong thing, he quips, "I found this job to be a lot easier once I realized I hated people" Seriously, Facebook. Do one thing and do it well. Enough of this conquer-the-universe bullshit. I'm already at the point where I want to jump ship; I just…
Agreed, blaming the users for the company's own problem is disgusting.
I remember that comic by the way, I have it saved from a calendar somewhere. :P
Re: Facebook Blames Email Problems On User "Confusion"
#24I am reminded of an old Dilbert cartoon where they bring in a usability expert to help them write an app. After suggesting that the computer shock the user when they do the wrong thing, he quips, "I found this job to be a lot easier once I realized I hated people" Seriously, Facebook. Do one thing and do it well. Enough of this conquer-the-universe bullshit. I'm already at the point where I want to jump ship; I just…
Well said. Talk about a lack of respect for the customer.
To be fair, users aren't Facebook's customers.
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Re: Facebook Blames Email Problems On User "Confusion"
#27I am reminded of an old Dilbert cartoon where they bring in a usability expert to help them write an app. After suggesting that the computer shock the user when they do the wrong thing, he quips, "I found this job to be a lot easier once I realized I hated people" Seriously, Facebook. Do one thing and do it well. Enough of this conquer-the-universe bullshit. I'm already at the point where I want to jump ship; I just…
Facebook's apps will no longer be on any of my mobile devices. They've proven that I can't trust them without a browser sandbox between me and them.
Re: Facebook Blames Email Problems On User "Confusion"
#28I am reminded of an old Dilbert cartoon where they bring in a usability expert to help them write an app. After suggesting that the computer shock the user when they do the wrong thing, he quips, "I found this job to be a lot easier once I realized I hated people" Seriously, Facebook. Do one thing and do it well. Enough of this conquer-the-universe bullshit. I'm already at the point where I want to jump ship; I just…
"I just can't figure out how to do it without losing contact with my friends."
easy . . . call them, visit them, email them, write letters to them. you don't need an application to managed personal relationships.
Re: Facebook Blames Email Problems On User "Confusion"
#29I am reminded of an old Dilbert cartoon where they bring in a usability expert to help them write an app. After suggesting that the computer shock the user when they do the wrong thing, he quips, "I found this job to be a lot easier once I realized I hated people" Seriously, Facebook. Do one thing and do it well. Enough of this conquer-the-universe bullshit. I'm already at the point where I want to jump ship; I just…
Jumping ship was easy for me. I catch-up with my local friends in person at a local bar or cafe. I catch-up with my remote friends by traveling to their city and going to a bar or cafe there. Or they come visit me. It's infinity more satisfying and relaxing that consuming status updates containing skewed and filtered representations of someone's life.
How is a conversation at a bar less skewed or filtered than a status post?
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#30If every user makes the same error, it isn't user error...
This is almost the contrapositive to "it's not a bug, it's a feature!"