Re: Positives and negative experiences
I shouldn't have to read the "upgrade notes", because nothing should ever change just because it's "refreshing". Incremental UX changes that actually make it easier to get things done are good. Sweeping changes that move some things around, completely lose others, add very little, and force people to waste time learning a new-but-not-better way, are not good.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
