[ SECRET POST #3892 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3892 ⌋

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Comments

Uh, this is the way it's been forever.

[(Anonymous)]

Sometimes, almost everyone accepts new thing and uses new thing and agrees that old thing was worse. But, usually when new thing comes along, people complain and moan about new thing and the people that like new thing for many reasons - nostalgia, familiarity with old thing, specific features about old thing that new thing doesn't have, old thing is actually better (sometimes true and new thing is only popular because it's new), etc. And if you don't think this has always been a thing, I'd invite you to look upon every time they've made a change to Doctor Who or updated Facebook. It happens with movies, with TV shows, with books, with food, with soft drinks, with electronics, with music, with dance, with comics, with clothes, with almost everything.

Re: Uh, this is the way it's been forever.

[(Anonymous)]

So true. I have been watching the 40-50 year old adults in my office have total meltdowns over the fact that we recently updated the interface of the computer system that we use at work. They just can't deal with the fact that things are different, even though they aren't THAT different and if they would just take 30 minutes to sit down and play around with it they would find that it does exactly the same things it did before, just with a more streamlined UI.

Re: Uh, this is the way it's been forever.

[(Anonymous)]

Not when even the younger userbase using new thing agree collectively that, let's say it, the functionality of Tumblr is not that great to begin with. They introduce new things that barely work (or things like those 'stickers'in the DMs that no one would have any use for) and the staff would take ages to do anything about people who post art and images that aren't theirs. Sure it happened in places like dA too, but the sheer size and fluidity of Tumblr has always been working against it.