This sounds like the over-complicated scheme you get after too many product managers spend 6 months holding meetings where nobody wants to back down, so instead they continue to add complexity until every last piece of the decision is a compromise.
This sounds like the over-complicated scheme you get after too many product managers spend 6 months holding meetings where nobody wants to back down, so instead they continue to add complexity until every last piece of the decision is a compromise.
Strava has been flailing for years now, dropping much used features and just generally antagonizing its customer base. It's a wonder they're still around and as widely used as they are. Just goes to show how many bad decisions you can absorb as a market leader, I suppose.
I guess for those who want routes/segments might gravitate towards Strava but I use a fairly standard set of routes so I dont value in that either.
The app is incredible if you're a data junky and very serious about performance. Strava is more sexy about maps and sharing though.
Or for "landline" Telus fiber based last mile ISP service bundled with TV.
Its going to burn alot of bridges and there’s no way out of the quagmire
Its just a case study of when the means (always be closing) stop justifying the end