Comment Comment by deanotron Exactly - the ambiguity related to what is 'viable' is what allows any first-run product to be called an MVP.Nobody releasing a product into the wild is going to be 100% happy with every aspect of it - it is then labeled as a MVP.On the flipside, throwing ideas against the wall to see what sticks may be far too "minimum" in a saturated market.The viability is what drives the whole concept. parent deanotron 12 years ago
Nobody releasing a product into the wild is going to be 100% happy with every aspect of it - it is then labeled as a MVP.
On the flipside, throwing ideas against the wall to see what sticks may be far too "minimum" in a saturated market.
The viability is what drives the whole concept.