I don't think looking at 90 days is fair. Let's look at 7 days, at least
there's something manageable
https://input.mozilla.org/en-US/?q=pocket&date_start=2015-12-10&selected=7d
9 'pocket' feedback entries, out of 3893 results (I'm counting only
'Firefox', that's about 39% of the entire 7 days feedback).
1 is completely unrelated (donations), 1 is a 'full-spectrum-rant'. It
leaves us with 7, and only 4 of them are actually complaining about
Pocket's integration.
4 out of almost 4k people who took the time to use input to give
feedback (and we all know that people rarely take the time to give
positive comments). Would you define this as 'overwhelmingly negative'?
I don't.
I also expect people to bring up Pocket every time they complain about
the removal of a feature: "hey, you're removing awesome feature X but
you ship **** like Pocket in the browser?".
And just to be clear: I don't use Pocket, I didn't even know it existed
before 38.0.5, and I'm really unhappy on how the integration was done
from a technical point of view (note: you can still disable it from
about:config, if you know what you're doing). I just learned to deal
with the fact that my point of view is not that of the majority of
Firefox users.
Francesco
P.S. the Chinese feedback you reported seems to complain about the fact
that he can't use Pocket anymore from China
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