I never said they would kill the feature. I said they would shut down the behavior. They can do that through economic incentive.
(Source: I was on the S3 team. Opinions my own, etc.)
(Source: I was on the S3 team. Opinions my own, etc.)
> “I never said they would kill the feature. I said they would shut down the behavior.”
Seems "it" is standing in for a lot of nuance here.
With these three sentences side by side, still took a while to see how you might be referring to the "everyone using" behavior instead of the "S3 purpose" feature! Usually given ambiguity the nearest plausible reference wins.
Since in tech "shut it down" is more often systems than humans and that was the nearest reference "it" could refer to, took some doing to see how your assertion "I said the behavior" could be accurate!
We can continue to debate whether or not I (who worked on that team and generally understands what goes into building scaled cloud services, having built several myself) understand how a cloud provider responds to customers using your service in a way you clearly didn't intend, or we can move on with our day.