Sure, here's the review with the addition of the point about Squarespace benefiting from this glitch:Title: Squarespace: Great Potential, but Falls Short in ExecutionSquarespace's website building service has a lot to offer, with an updated interface that simplifies site organization and aesthetics. However, the platform still suffers from operational issues that should be easy to address, yet remain unresolved.One glaring example is Squarespace's video storage policy. Users are allotted a set number of minutes for video uploads, which is reasonable. However, if a user attempts to replace an existing video with a new version, the platform fails to truly replace the video in the user's storage. Instead, it uploads the new version while retaining the old one, unnecessarily consuming the user's available storage minutes. This forces users to manually sift through all previously uploaded videos to identify inactive versions and delete them, and there is no clear indication of which videos are currently in use on the site.Coincidentally, this glitch benefits Squarespace, as it incentivizes users to upgrade their plans to obtain more storage space. While it's unclear if this is an intentional oversight, it raises questions about the platform's commitment to providing a user-friendly experience.While Squarespace has made strides in improving its user interface, it's crucial that they address these underlying operational inefficiencies to provide a more seamless and intuitive user experience. Until then, the platform's potential remains unfulfilled, hindered by issues that should be simple to rectify.
