But in general, I'm noticing more and more that some product and UX designers seem to be trying to pass utterly broken stuff as "oh you're just not used to it yet" type of thing, which is extremely annoying. People have been explaining the EXACT problem to Slack on Twitter since Nov 7, and they clearly said that "we don't want that" many times in the thread.
It's not the wrong decision in rolling this out with no opt-out that is the problem, it's the fucking insistince on "no it's just all the thousands of you complaining, and not us" that gets me. And they had many opportunities to admit this.
But in general, I'm noticing more and more that some product and UX designers seem to be trying to pass utterly broken stuff as "oh you're just not used to it yet" type of thing, which is extremely annoying. People have been explaining the EXACT problem to Slack on Twitter since Nov 7, and they clearly said that "we don't want that" many times in the thread.
It's not the wrong decision in rolling this out with no opt-out that is the problem, it's the fucking insistince on "no it's just all the thousands of you complaining, and not us" that gets me. And they had many opportunities to admit this.