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[@mr.s.r.j.creater2531]

Nice 🙂

[@talodabioluwaayomikun117]

What does it mean to be generous when accepting feedback like what exactly is the feedback??

[@talodabioluwaayomikun117]

Hello I am curious what is the feedback?
Is it only the complaints of users?

[@AMDesignAndDev]

Feedback on what?

[@talodabioluwaayomikun117]

@@AMDesignAndDev when you were talking on the poster law you mentioned the way of getting feedback and I don't understand what precisely is the feedback

[@AMDesignAndDev]

@@talodabioluwaayomikun117 Its not user feedback, feedback here means that when we are "accepting any input from user".
So we have limited amount of time, and the user's attention, if we require a lot of things from them, that would be too much, so we have to be cautious of how much we ask of users.

[@talodabioluwaayomikun117]

@@AMDesignAndDev like anything the user wants to do with that app must be present in the app?

[@AMDesignAndDev]

@@talodabioluwaayomikun117 Nops, like how some apps require tons of information to sign up.
Do not put too much resistance on users signing up. Let them get what they want with the least amount of steps.