Features which by definition never generate sales are dead last on my priorities, too. I have to log into the Rails console to completely kill an account, as opposed to refunding or turning off billing.
These features are also frequently a usability cluster flop because users are absolutely impervious to wording like "If you tell us to delete this WE CANNOT GET IT BACK."
I agree with you patio but if you are serving to a geeky audience, the ability to leave and export your data can actually help some people decide in favor of your app when evaluating choices.
I know a lot of people think and profess that that matters to their decisionmaking criteria. I also know a lot of geeks think and profess that button color has no impact on whether they'd sign up for something.
There is compelling data with regards to the on-the-ground truth of one of these propositions.
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Features which by definition never generate sales are dead last on my priorities, too. I have to log into the Rails console to completely kill an account, as opposed to refunding or turning off billing.
These features are also frequently a usability cluster flop because users are absolutely impervious to wording like "If you tell us to delete this WE CANNOT GET IT BACK."
I agree with you patio but if you are serving to a geeky audience, the ability to leave and export your data can actually help some people decide in favor of your app when evaluating choices.
I know a lot of people think and profess that that matters to their decisionmaking criteria. I also know a lot of geeks think and profess that button color has no impact on whether they'd sign up for something.
There is compelling data with regards to the on-the-ground truth of one of these propositions.