Avoiding easy | Andrew Spittle

if a feature or product were legitimately easy the user would not be writing in to support about how stuck they are.

The best support is a conversation. The best support happens when a user learns how to do something new and you learn about how your product can be better.

via Avoiding easy by Andrew Spittle.

If you ever provide custom support, this article is a must read.

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