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I depends on the position you're in. If you're a scrappy B2B startup looking to gain traction, this is indeed not a battle you want to fight. But things look vastly different if you're Facebook or Techcrunch. Then the story suddenly becomes "there is a bug in our router that causes TC not to load, this needs to be fixed ASAP" instead of "screw this app, it doesn't seem work".


Algolia looks pretty scrappy to me.


I get that you disagree, but that's just a glib answer. I thought we were discussing the general case, not brainstorming for Algolia specifically.


True. I was mostly responding to the tone of the original comment. By all means encourage powerful sites to deprecate support for poor implementations as a way of encouraging progress.




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