Just don't mistake prototyping for doing the thing. Good enough is a self limiting fallacy. A prototype failing to attract fans doesn't prove a lack of a mark

Just don't mistake prototyping for doing the thing. Good enough is a self limiting fallacy. A prototype failing to attract fans doesn't prove a lack of a market for the job the prototype attempts to perform. It only proves the prototype, as it stands, lacks something. Beware quitting early. All good builders do.