
If any program functionality sucks, and users are aware of that, the rate of the service goes a way down no matter what. I think it really spurs developers to upgrade the system and get rid of existing shortcomings.
Sometimes even I am surprised with results of such an impact. And I am not kidding here. Just take Zoho Creator and Dabble DB cases, which are conspicuous enough. To add missing functionality in a couple of days (like Zoho did) just to meet the expectations… It’s really something, I must say.
It’s yet another proof that the testing results really added value to products in all respects.
So, even picking on system failures is actually of a help for vendors, for now they know where to plug the leaks.
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