Oh, "wait for me" doesn't refer to an automatically-generated signup email ("me" is not "server I provisioned").
"wait for me" literally means "wait for human to create email and send it to new user".
Wow, yeah. That doesn't seem good.
"wait for me" literally means "wait for human to create email and send it to new user".
Wow, yeah. That doesn't seem good.
When a product is really early - still being developed, basically - you want to control the number of users you expose to it.
Every batch of users will improve the product but it is unlikely that users will stick around beyond one or two uses.
So you drip it out to users in small batches, and "wait for me" really lends itself well to this.