Yes, we can expect people to have a higher tolerance for complexity given they’re *sometimes* rewarded. But, it’s safe to assume that people don’t want complexity where it doesn’t serve a purpose.

Perhaps it is overly complex, I'm receptive to the idea, sure. But it does in some sense point back to a frustration I get with ux guys insisting that their users are stupid and must be placated. It feels good to earn rewards from a relatively complex thing.

plebpoet

Reflecting on the sentiment of the numeric: 1 MILLION items

we have a few large development things going on atm, but once they're over reducing the product complexity is what I'll be primarily focused on.