Neologism for a neologistic age: "Minimum viable user"

In my recent comments on Google Chrome, I tossed out a phrase describing the lowest-skilled user a product might feasibly accommodate, or if you're business-minded, /profitably/ accommodate. The hazard being that such an MVU then /drags down/ the experience for others, and in particular expert or experienced users. More to follow.

First, this appears a new coinage:

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%22minimum+viable+user%22
#tootstorm
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If a side-effect of reporting content is that it is removed from my view, and there is no other way to accomplish that goal, then that feature becomes the "remove from visibility" function. I've ... had that conversation with Google for a number of years. Or monologue.

Software programming is in many ways a story of side-effects and desire paths, as is the art of crafting system exploits. PHP seems particularly prone to this, though I can't find the character-generating hack I've in mind.

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