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Customers amplifying their word of mouth like this just a few years ago. Part of the lesson here is how relatively trivial the user's beef is. The battery on his iPod only lasts an hour after 500+ days of use. That's not acceptable, of course, but look at the leverage he has now:
Thanks to Ross Hollman for the link:
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