No, it's the most important aspect for any new Google product announcement. It's not up to commenters to behave better, it is up to Google.
The comments cannot be considered garbage, since they ask the most pertinent question: why is this announcement worth talking about?
And yes, Google created this situation itself. And now it has to justify each new product's life span. Because we don't trust that at all. Unlike startups, Google can easily afford to run a product at a loss for years.
Yet we trust them less than startups with only a few months of runway.
The comments cannot be considered garbage, since they ask the most pertinent question: why is this announcement worth talking about?
And yes, Google created this situation itself. And now it has to justify each new product's life span. Because we don't trust that at all. Unlike startups, Google can easily afford to run a product at a loss for years. Yet we trust them less than startups with only a few months of runway.