Yesterday, I saw an interesting post about how incentives often cause people to talk more about inferior products than actually good ones.There are two ways of looking at this:1) It sucks, because of course you want the best products to get the most attention and the most users.2) It makes sense, because most people are financially motivated, meaning they prefer a good product with direct incentives over a better product without incentives.InfoFi has accelerated this trend, as it now offers incentives not o ...