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Simply put: that's a risk you take for being an early adopter. Deal with it, there's a good chance it will happen with any/all early adoption startup products out there.

[crag]

"... an early adopter" Hardly. Sparrow has been out for a few years.

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5 people in a small startup and not many mainstream users. It's very much early adopter.

[stephenr]

The initial release was February 2011.

How is that "a few years"?

[Samuel_Michon]

Version 1.0 came out in February of 2011. However, there were 7 Public Betas before that. The first one came out on October 4, 2010 [1]. By the time version 1.0 was released, Sparrow already had hundreds of thousands of users [2].

(Granted, October of 2010 still isn't ‘a few years’ a go.)

[1] http://blog.sparrowmailapp.com/post/1262858384/40-000-sparro...

[2] http://blog.sparrowmailapp.com/post/2497742134/150000dwnlds