your "boom, suddenly your user sees changes" is dependant on "next time they visit". A push notification will alert the user to new content quicker.

Building a gaming PC is one case where you buy the Windows OS separately from the PC (especially if you're building it part by part)

Do you mean that you were you feeling like you were getting a low quality sleep after drinking and then confirmed this with the results of the app

Evil corp logo is definitely a direct reference to Enron logo

The Tenori-On iOS app saved my wallet and probably one of the most used apps on my device (other than "Dungeon Raid", a match-three game with RPG elements). $20 dollars for a software version of a $1,000 instrument? YES PLEASE

In your example, her job is an Accountant. She can aspire to be a writer but not on company time.

But she gets her job done and probably very well. The point is that you gave _everyone in the company_ the ability to contribute to the product.

If you do that, you are communicating to your employees that everyone is welcome to make contributions to the product. If not, why the f* would you do it?

Because you expect your employees to behave like adults? I assume you don't just give everyone access without and set them free without any training or guidance. If someone can't handle a responsibility you take away the responsibility and/or replace them.

I have access to pretty much every Confluence page at work, including ones other people set up for executives to look at, but I don't go around making changes and editing those pages just because I have access.

People aren't robots. You can hold them accountable for their actions and they can make their own (good or bad) choices.

I just started and Syntorial is amazing! The teacher is very talented and the App you use to learn (which he built with funding from a kickstarter) is very good. The demo comes with 22 lessons and I am a lot more confident with creating and re-creating sounds by ear in my DAW.

I plan on purchasing it but I'm waiting for the "hey you haven't signed up yet so here's a discount" email to come because their marketing strategy is very familiar.

5$ just take my money edition sans feature-request feature?

exactly, people only have a few seconds to watch "TV" now so why not watch a snapchat story? This is their "TV"

"snap to try on" feature is, i feel, a huge hint on how they might monetize further with another company's product