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doublevr you've done almost zero work actually responding and following through with feedback. You actively remove features for zero benefit, and when brought up nothing happens. I've been working in greenfield software for years, eventually managing and being the PM of multiple projects, i know the ins and outs of problems users don't realize. But that said I also know that most of the complaints are incredibly easily fixed. unless your codebase is a total dumpster fire there's zero reason for some features to be removed and never reappear (i.e. the interactive toggle). It's actually baffling. I'd apply to work with SLR but I know for certain you and I wouldn't get along, because I'd push for truly positive changes people want. things like:
- separate category for passthrough videos
- Passthrough features like a color picker for those not wanting to use passthrough. Why your other employee(?) said that choosing a color reduces framerates lower than passthrough is beyond me. That's a massive red flag for some serious serious engineering issues.
- pull back on # of videos per week and instead push back toward a happy medium for release # and production budget
- proper filtering tools for lists
- actually better video production. IDK what happened, but if you compare video releases from last year to today the quality, the actual like bitrate and lighting and color, is horrible in comparison to what we had a year or two ago. For example the latest taboo scene, shot in what looks like the same place as that one Xxlayna scene, but somehow leagues worse in quality. Meanwhile competitors are actually crushing it on video quality (POVR, Wankz, etc).
- an actual save to favorites button that is separate from like button to better judge engagement (many people use like just to save for watching later)
- spending more money on better contracts with bigger studios and less on hardware projects. Your ROI on contracts is almost always going to be better than ROI on hardware, no matter what the industry is.
- higher requirements for video submission from third party productions.
- checklist of requirements for all SLR productions driven by video segment analytics (not sure if you have the data, but you should get it if you don't )
- potentially moving over to a split subscription model. i.e. let people subscribe to SLR originals only for a reduced fee. Especially stream only.
etc.