[echelon]

"Terrible"? Come on.

Sometimes we are way too harsh and pedantic on each other. Instead of trying to help each other grow, we call our fellow engineers out for making decisions we disagree with.

This service is offered for free, and new routes can likely be added without trouble. It isn't like this is a choice that actually impacts anyone. It's merely a matter of style.

The only thing terrible here is the way the criticism is being offered. So I'm offering you feedback.

[herpderperator]

I guess it is not "terrible". I think the product can be improved in the manner suggested since it's heavily reliant on typing URLs manually, and I'm curious why the current format was selected. I am not discounting the entire product just because I am commenting on a very specific part of it.

It is a great site and idea, and I think many people have already suggested that.

[sinsterizme]

Perhaps you could have said something positive before aggressively criticizing. There’s an art to constructive feedback