dissatisfactory

A bit dissatisfactory, but totally useable loading comment pages; especially on posts that have > 200 comments.

Is it not obvious that anyone would inform of payment delays, non-payment against dissatisfactory services, etc?

It's the point which is as dissatisfactory for every party as that party is powerless.

As if no connection at all is preferable to a slightly dissatisfactory one.

Very dissatisfactory result - the buck should not have stopped with only him.

This is the most convincing argument I've heard yet on why speaking your mind can lead to dissatisfactory outcomes.

I'll settle for numbers on government employee termination for dissatisfactory work by department (I'm sure it's somewhere, link anyone?).

Twitter has been okay for its users and advertisers, not 'very dissatisfactory'.

Work coding is also generally dissatisfactory compared to personal fun coding.

What was it about Elixir that you found dissatisfactory?

My comparison would be on termination for dissatisfactory work.

Apparently someone else found your posts to be dissatisfactory.

Hence the dissatisfactory mood of the public "For how long will this go on?" Of course then there are non-physical risks like social perception, social relationships, discomfort and so on and so forth which are more difficult to quantify.

On "highly dissatisfactory": many early users have left, or barely post anymore, and many/most users across the spectrum have found discussion to be toxic for years; thus it's not a great platform for a lot of advertisers given the tone of the content, and Twitter hasn't built many (any?) innovative features to improve ad targeting or engagement.