Some projects tend to exaggerate things just to impress people. To me, that is a form of overmarketing. As to your question, I have no idea how it is measured but I think it's on how a project delivers what it says on its roadmap or so.
That's true. It's disappointing to be sold an exaggeration. I think they need to know that it discourages even real users who were interested. It would be nice to have some kind of metric for that because some of us rarely look at roadmaps
Yep. That is why we must be careful and not easily believe any information. We need to verify them and check a project's roadmap, its progress, how easy it is to get support etc.
Haha, I understand. Our attention span these days is really short so one moment we are checking this, the next minute, we get distracted with another, lol
That's very true. But how do we measure overmarketing? Do you use your own discretion or we have some kind of other way
Some projects tend to exaggerate things just to impress people. To me, that is a form of overmarketing. As to your question, I have no idea how it is measured but I think it's on how a project delivers what it says on its roadmap or so.
That's true. It's disappointing to be sold an exaggeration. I think they need to know that it discourages even real users who were interested. It would be nice to have some kind of metric for that because some of us rarely look at roadmaps
Yep. That is why we must be careful and not easily believe any information. We need to verify them and check a project's roadmap, its progress, how easy it is to get support etc.
Yeah you are right again IFG. I think I need to do that a lot more myself. We talk so much of fundamental analysis in theory but rarely apply it.
Haha, I understand. Our attention span these days is really short so one moment we are checking this, the next minute, we get distracted with another, lol
Haha I guess we have to try to not get distracted as much