Another thing I just remembered from Rabble's presentation: the Twitter UX at the beginning was super complicated, full of instructions and roundabout ways to do simple things, and yet it grew astronomically.
I wonder if users if the past were smarter than users of today since now we're supposedly to deliver apps that have a single button to do everything automatically.
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