beta?

Beta version does try to highlight the fact the that product you are using it is, to a certain extent, unfinished. The most relevant aspect of the "beta-status" is that it grants the owner the possibility to change the set of norms, values, limits, etc (practically anything) without consulting the users. Any beta project can be closed without further notice, as the users take the whole risk of exploiting an unfinished software/game etc. Sometimes, websites use "beta testing phase" as a marketing tool in order to gather visitors/users. When they reached a good number of potential clients/notoriety, they announce that the beta phase is over (the product being available only to registered members). However, there is no universal recipe that could describe all beta websites.

It means its still in its trial stage. Companies allow users to use their products in it's beta stage so they can use them as guinea pigs for their new products.

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