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We ignore highly upvoted feature requests all the time. We also build features people never asked for. Reason: product direction beats feature count. A popular feature request proves there’s demand for the feature. It doesn’t prove it belongs in your product. Our approach:

✅ Run a public feedback board ✅ Listen to what people want ✅ Build only what fits: simple interface + privacy-first analytics Saying no to a popular request isn't always losing a customer. It can mean gaining ten who are a better fit, and easier to keep serving well.

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