RE: [Sigia-l] Throttling UX

From: Christopher Fahey (askrom_at_graphpaper.com)
Date: Sun Feb 19 2006 - 13:55:39 EST

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Listera wrote:
>> Legality of promises/fulfillment aside, you think
>> it's "best practice" to specifically throttle the
>> UX of your most dedicated users?

Austin wrote:
> No. They sell a service to him, so they should focus on optimizing his
service.

Maybe Ziya was asking exactly that: Should we throttle the UX to *improve"
the user experience for dedicated users? The opposite of what Netflix is
doing.

-Cf

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