> I am not judging the individuals that work at reddit
I'm sure you don't mean to, but as an FYI, when you say:
> It amazes me the kind of sheer incompetency their product team has demonstrated
It does sound like you're judging the individuals.
I totally agree with everything you said in this post, I just think the way to couch it is not by seeming to attack the competency of people who have business pressures / goals. Just my two cents.
Their product team have probably made exactly what they were instructed to ... I've severely cut back since the recent "you must use our app" UX took over, it's pretty terrible.
I'm sure you don't mean to, but as an FYI, when you say:
> It amazes me the kind of sheer incompetency their product team has demonstrated
It does sound like you're judging the individuals.
I totally agree with everything you said in this post, I just think the way to couch it is not by seeming to attack the competency of people who have business pressures / goals. Just my two cents.