I edit only my language in professional settings, but I think what I'm trying to say is that a press release doesn't give you any hint of a company's soft underbelly. What features are missing at launch that users will be looking for that you may have plans to launch in the future. You may have such a crappy revenue model (or none at all) that users would be reluctant to move over to your app knowing that its demise may be not too far off in the future. When I'm blogging, I get poked all the time in the comments, and have that exchange (like here) where I can respond. Without that conversation, which the blog is designed for, but press releases aren't, it's just surface-level. I'm also pretty blunt in revealing my biases (like my recent Viewzi review where I pointed out I've hated every other visual search engine and was going in expecting to hate Viewzi too).

I edit only my language in professional settings, but I think what I'm trying to say is that a press release doesn't give you any hint of a company's soft underbelly. What features are missing at launch that users will be looking for that you may have plans to launch in the future. You may have such a crappy revenue model (or none at all) that users would be reluctant to move over to your app knowing that its demise may be not too far off in the future. When I'm blogging, I get poked all the time in the comments, and have that exchange (like here) where I can respond. Without that conversation, which the blog is designed for, but press releases aren't, it's just surface-level. I'm also pretty blunt in revealing my biases (like my recent Viewzi review where I pointed out I've hated every other visual search engine and was going in expecting to hate Viewzi too).

I edit only my language in professional settings, but I think what I'm trying to say is that a press release doesn't give you any hint of a company's soft underbelly. What features are missing at launch that users will be looking for that you may have plans to launch in the future. You may have such a crappy revenue model (or none at all) that users would be reluctant to move over to your app knowing that its demise may be not too far off in the future. When I'm blogging, I get poked all the time in the comments, and have that exchange (like here) where I can respond. Without that conversation, which the blog is designed for, but press releases aren't, it's just surface-level. I'm also pretty blunt in revealing my biases (like my recent Viewzi review where I pointed out I've hated every other visual search engine and was going in expecting to hate Viewzi too).