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Actually, the "cameo" is a well-known iteration of the "informative" approach that has been used for some time as a way of selling stuff.  And as nearly as I can tell, it works.  In most cases audio, the "technically-oriented" consumer is offered some "information" that is associated with the product and for some reason this results in people thinking that by reading and accepting the info and using the product while possessed of this "knowledge", their problems are solved.  Srajan's "article" might not be much more than a re-hash of info he got from Alex.  If nothing else, it's "content".  I don' read SE much, but it appears that if he can't find some especially nice things to say about a product, then he just throws up some "information", like a handful of very dry dust.

As for Alex, it seems like no matter how smart a designer is, yet he might fall prey to his own eliptical thinking, on any level, or at some point he might not really give a crap about anything except the "business" part of it, so in the end the only thing the product has to "do" is turn a profit.


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Paul S

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