Hearts are nice, but no transition
The dragging to a wishlist was a nice feature. The addition of “hearting” is a decent copy of Instagram. It is a useful feature if you are on a product page. But a user was also able to drag and drop to a wishlist from a list of products...that was quite useful, and hearting doesn’t seem to work in that context sadly. , , Also, more disturbingly, features were added and removed with no notification of any sort to indicate to users about new/changed functionality.  This is UX 101, and you missed the mark. A user shouldn’t have to troll bad reviews in order to get documentation on how an app has been enhanced/defeatured.
Feature, Feature, App Update
Drag to Wishlist, Hearting, Notification
Positive, Negative, Negative
Feature - Drag to Wishlist - Positive, Feature - Hearting - Negative, App Update - Notification - Negative
### USER:Hearts are nice, but no transition, The dragging to a wishlist was a nice feature. The addition of “hearting” is a decent copy of Instagram. It is a useful feature if you are on a product page. But a user was also able to drag and drop to a wishlist from a list of products...that was quite useful, and hearting doesn’t seem to work in that context sadly. , , Also, more disturbingly, features were added and removed with no notification of any sort to indicate to users about new/changed functionality.  This is UX 101, and you missed the mark. A user shouldn’t have to troll bad reviews in order to get documentation on how an app has been enhanced/defeatured. ### ASSISTANT: Feature - Drag to Wishlist - Positive, Feature - Hearting - Negative, App Update - Notification - Negative )))
### Review: title: Hearts are nice, but no transition, content: The dragging to a wishlist was a nice feature. The addition of “hearting” is a decent copy of Instagram. It is a useful feature if you are on a product page. But a user was also able to drag and drop to a wishlist from a list of products...that was quite useful, and hearting doesn’t seem to work in that context sadly. , , Also, more disturbingly, features were added and removed with no notification of any sort to indicate to users about new/changed functionality.  This is UX 101, and you missed the mark. A user shouldn’t have to troll bad reviews in order to get documentation on how an app has been enhanced/defeatured. ### Analysis: categories: Feature, Feature, App Update, aspects: Drag to Wishlist, Hearting, Notification, sentiments: Positive, Negative, Negative )))
### Review: title: Hearts are nice, but no transition, content: The dragging to a wishlist was a nice feature. The addition of “hearting” is a decent copy of Instagram. It is a useful feature if you are on a product page. But a user was also able to drag and drop to a wishlist from a list of products...that was quite useful, and hearting doesn’t seem to work in that context sadly. , , Also, more disturbingly, features were added and removed with no notification of any sort to indicate to users about new/changed functionality.  This is UX 101, and you missed the mark. A user shouldn’t have to troll bad reviews in order to get documentation on how an app has been enhanced/defeatured. ### Analysis: categories: (Feature, Feature, App Update) aspects: (Drag to Wishlist, Hearting, Notification) sentiments: (Positive, Negative, Negative) )))
Instruction: Extract triplets of category - aspect - sentiment, from the given Input. Each pair should include the category, the specific aspect within that category, and the sentiment expressed towards that aspect. Input: Hearts are nice, but no transition, The dragging to a wishlist was a nice feature. The addition of “hearting” is a decent copy of Instagram. It is a useful feature if you are on a product page. But a user was also able to drag and drop to a wishlist from a list of products...that was quite useful, and hearting doesn’t seem to work in that context sadly. , , Also, more disturbingly, features were added and removed with no notification of any sort to indicate to users about new/changed functionality.  This is UX 101, and you missed the mark. A user shouldn’t have to troll bad reviews in order to get documentation on how an app has been enhanced/defeatured. Output: Feature - Drag to Wishlist - Positive, Feature - Hearting - Negative, App Update - Notification - Negative $$$