What do you want, a pat in the back? It's awesome that you and your company are doing all those things and run extremely well, and the article is very interesting as a specific tale in the evolution of a particular service.
But then you start projecting all that into the rest of the world, with what appears to be very little actual insight into the rest of the world; showing a blanket dismissal of anyone who can't do the things you do; and refusing to acknowledge that many companies and products operate under very different parameters and priorities.
Thanks for the info and the data, and feel free to understand why I am ignoring the rest of the stuff.
But then you start projecting all that into the rest of the world, with what appears to be very little actual insight into the rest of the world; showing a blanket dismissal of anyone who can't do the things you do; and refusing to acknowledge that many companies and products operate under very different parameters and priorities.
Thanks for the info and the data, and feel free to understand why I am ignoring the rest of the stuff.