> Your development model is reliant on attracting attention to drive funding.
Yes, what alternative do you recommend? VC funding? You think any other financing model would result in being less reliant on attention as opposed to enhancing the effect?
> I want to be clear that I am not suggesting that you are deliberately doing this but your model actually incentivizes building a lower quality product.
You're writing this in a discussion about us having just spent two years reimplementing the compiler to pay tech debt, instead of doing any of the things that you mentioned.
I have to admit that your post smells a bit of concern trolling, especially considering that we've seen a bunch of that in the last few weeks.
Yes, what alternative do you recommend? VC funding? You think any other financing model would result in being less reliant on attention as opposed to enhancing the effect?
> I want to be clear that I am not suggesting that you are deliberately doing this but your model actually incentivizes building a lower quality product.
You're writing this in a discussion about us having just spent two years reimplementing the compiler to pay tech debt, instead of doing any of the things that you mentioned.
I have to admit that your post smells a bit of concern trolling, especially considering that we've seen a bunch of that in the last few weeks.